不同形状的棒在颗粒物质中受到的静摩擦力

通过实验对横截面周长相同、形状不同的棒在颗粒物质中受到的最大静摩擦力进行了研究.实验结果表明:相同条件下,圆棒、方棒和扁棒受到的最大静摩擦力各不相同.用水平面上颗粒分层、对称分布模型对实验结果进行了定量分析.     

Parametric study of horizontally vibrated grain packings: comparison between Discrete Element Method and experimental results

Numerical and experimental studies have been undertaken to analyze three parameters controlling the compaction of granular media submitted to sinusoidal horizontal vibrations. We have characterized the influence of the dimensionless acceleration Γ, the geometry of the container and the friction coefficients on the grain velocities and on the packing densities. Above a critical acceleration Γ, the velocities increases with Γ. For low values of Γ, the surface layers are compacted, whereas the bottom layers remain at their initial density. For high values of Γ, the bottom layers get compacted, the surface layers are fluidized so that the bulk dynamic and relaxed densities decreased. In the same way, the effect of the dimensions of the container and of the friction coefficients on the packing properties has been studied for given heights of sand, acceleration and frequency. It has been shown that the influence of the two last parameters is similar to that of acceleration. The numerical results given by the Discrete Element Method appear to be in good agreement with experimental results.     

Multiscale clustering in granular surface flows

We investigate steady granular surface flows in a rotating drum and demonstrate the existence of rigid clusters of grains embedded in the flowing layer. These clusters appear to be fractal and their size is power law distributed from the grain size scale up to the thickness of the flowing layer. The implications of the absence of a characteristic length scale on available theoretical models of dense granular flows are discussed. Finally, we suggest a possible explanation of the difference between velocity profiles observed in surface flows and in flows down a rough inclined plane.     

Granular species segregation under vertical tapping: effects of size, density, friction, and shaking amplitude

We present extensive molecular dynamics simulations on species segregation in a granular mixture subject to vertical taps. We discuss how grain properties, e.g., size, density, friction, as well as shaking properties, e.g., amplitude and frequency, affect such a phenomenon. Both the Brazil nut effect (larger particles on the top, BN) and the reverse Brazil nut effect (larger particles on the bottom, RBN) are found and we derive the system comprehensive "segregation diagram" and the BN to RBN crossover line. We also discuss the role of friction and show that particles which differ only for their frictional properties segregate in states depending on the tapping acceleration and frequency.     

Monodisperse dry granular flows on inclined planes: Role of roughness

Recent studies have pointed out the importance of the basal friction on the dynamics of granular flows. We present experimental results on the influence of the roughness of the inclined plane on the dynamics of a monodisperse dry granular flow. We found experimentally that there exists a maximum of the friction for a given relative roughness. This maximum is shown to be independent of the slope angle. This behavior is observed for four planes with different bump sizes (given by the size of the beads glued on the plane) from 200 m to 2 mm. The relative roughness corresponding to the maximum of the friction can be predicted with a geometrical model of stability of one single bead on the plane. The main parameters are the size of the bumps and the size of the flowing beads. In order to obtain a higher precision, the model also takes into account the spacing between the bumps of the rough plane. Experimental results and model are in good agreement for all the planes we studied. Other parameters, like the sphericity of the beads, or irregularities in the thickness of the layer of glued particles, are shown to be of influence on the friction.     

Analysis of radial segregation of granular mixtures in a rotating drum

This paper considers the segregation of a granular mixture in a rotating drum. Extending a recent kinematic model for grain transport on sandpile surfaces to the case of rotating drums, an analysis is presented for radial segregation in the rolling regime, where a thin layer is avalanching down while the rest of the material follows rigid body rotation. We argue that segregation is driven not just by differences in the angle of repose of the species, as has been assumed in earlier investigations, but also by differences in the size and surface properties of the grains. The cases of grains differing only in size (slightly or widely) and only in surface properties are considered, and the predictions are in qualitative agreement with observations. The model yields results inconsistent with the assumptions for more general cases, and we speculate on how this may be corrected. Received 4 June 1999 and Received in final form 28 September 1999     

Parametric study of horizontally vibrated grain packings Comparison between Discrete Element Method and experimental results

Numerical and experimental studies have been undertaken to analyze three parameters controlling the compaction of granular media submitted to sinusoidal horizontal vibrations. We have characterized the influence of the dimensionless acceleration G \Gamma , the geometry of the container and the friction coefficients on the grain velocities and on the packing densities. Above a critical acceleration G_crit \Gamma_{{\rm crit}}^{} , the velocities increases with G \Gamma . For low values of G \Gamma , the surface layers are compacted, whereas the bottom layers remain at their initial density. For high values of G \Gamma , the bottom layers get compacted, the surface layers are fluidized so that the bulk dynamic and relaxed densities decreased. In the same way, the effect of the dimensions of the container and of the friction coefficients on the packing properties has been studied for given heights of sand, acceleration and frequency. It has been shown that the influence of the two last parameters is similar to that of acceleration. The numerical results given by the Discrete Element Method appear to be in good agreement with experimental results.     

Convection in a vibrated granular layer

When a granular layer is submitted to an oscillating acceleration with a peak value larger than gravity, a large scale motion develops. This movement is in some ways similar to the one displayed by a liquid heated from below, and it is called granular convection. Different conditions beside the parameters of the forcing can affect it, such as the presence of an interstitial gas or the roughness of the walls. We have carried out an experiment to study the convective movement of a granular layer with a temporal resolution high enough to describe the motion of individual grains within one oscillating period. We also present experimental results concerning the friction that the lateral walls exert on the grains and its relevance on granular convection.     

Acoustic properties of unconsolidated granular mixes

Simple empirical relations have been proposed to relate a limited number of directly measurable non-acoustic properties of an unconsolidated granular mix to its characteristic acoustic impedance and propagation constant. These properties are: characteristic particle dimension, porosity, tortuosity and the density of the grain base. It is believed that the model accounts heuristically for the mechanical friction between the elements of the rigid frame, the absorption in the frame micro-pores, and the degree of compaction. These effects can be important and are linked to the value of material density. This work presents practical applications of the proposed model for the prediction of the acoustic characteristics of hard-backed layers of loose granular mixes which can be used for acoustic absorption and insulation. It is shown that the predictions are in excellent agreement with the measured data for a representative range of loose granular mixes. A comparison of the results of the 4-parameter Attenborough model for the acoustic properties of porous media and the experimental data is made also. This model is used extensively to predict the acoustic properties of porous ground and granular media. The accuracy of this model with respect to loose granular materials is discussed.     

镍过渡层对磁控溅射银自润滑涂层性能的影响

研究了镍(Ni)过渡层对镍基合金718基底上沉积的银自润滑涂层性能的影响.实验结果显示,具有过渡层的银涂层晶粒尺寸变小,晶格参数和晶格应变无明显变化,涂层表面更加致密,缺陷减少.在77～300K热冲击50次后,涂层表面无裂纹、剥落等现象,具有良好的抗热震性能.在常温大气、常温真空和?100°C真空三种下,对涂层的摩擦磨...     

Magnetoresistance and magnetic properties of Fe3O4 nanoparticle compacts

In this paper,we report on the magnetic properties of Fe3O4 nanoparticles with different grain sizes under different pressures.In all the samples,the saturated magnetization Ms shows a linear decrease with increasing pressure.The thickness of the magnetic dead layer on the nanoparticle surface nuder different pressures was roughly estimated,which also increases with increasing pressure.The transport measurements of the nanoparticle Fe3O4 compacts show that the low-field magnetoresistance (MR) value is insensitive to the grain size in a wide temperature range;however,the high-field MR value is dependent on grain size,especially at low temperatures.These experimental results can be attributed to the different surface states of the nanoparticles.     

Dense granular flow around a penetrating object: experiment and hydrodynamic model

We present in this Letter experimental results on the bidimensional flow field around a cylinder penetrating into dense granular matter, together with drag force measurements. A hydrodynamic model based on extended kinetic theory for dense granular flow reproduces well the flow localization close to the cylinder and the corresponding scalings of the drag force, which is found to not depend on velocity, but linearly on the pressure and on the cylinder diameter and weakly on the grain size. Such a regime is found to be valid at a low enough "granular" Reynolds number.     

Differential sputtering of MgO/Au cermet films and its application to high-yield secondary-electron emitters

Very large differential-sputtering effects in fine-grained (particle size < 50 Å) MgO/Au cermet films have been observed by Auger electron spectroscopy. Under Ar-ion bombardment, the surface Au content was found to decrease exponentially with time by up to a factor of 20. A theoretical model for differential sputtering of granular systems is presented that gives good agreement with the experimental data. The differential sputtering produces a MgO-rich surface layer and therefore results in excellent secondary-electron-emission properties for low-energy incident electrons.     

强流脉冲电子束诱发纯镍表层纳米结构的形成机制

利用强流脉冲电子束（HCPEB）技术对多晶纯镍进行了表面处理,并采用扫描电镜和透射电镜对强流脉冲电子束诱发的表面及亚表面的微观组织结构进行了分析.实验结果表明,HCPEB辐照后表面熔化,形成了深度约为2 μm的重熔层,快速的凝固使重熔层中形成晶粒尺寸约为80 nm的纳米结构.位于轰击表面下方5—15 μm深度范围内强烈塑性变形引起的位错墙和其内部的亚位错墙结构是该区域的主要结构特征.这些缺陷结构通过互相交割细化晶粒,最终导致尺寸约为10 nm的纳米晶粒的形成. 关键词： 强流脉冲电子束 纳米结构 多晶纯镍 位错墙     

Granular Leidenfrost effect in vibrated beds with bumpy surfaces

The effects of subjecting a bed of granular materials to horizontal vibrations by a bumpy oscillating surface have been investigated computationally in this study. The behaviour of the granular bed is determined by the vibration conditions applied which include the vibrating frequency and amplitude as well as the bumpiness of the oscillating surface. Under sufficiently vigorous vibration conditions, the granular Leidenfrost effect whereby the entire granular bed is levitated above the vibrating base by a layer of highly energetic particles may be observed. Granular temperature profiles of systems that exhibit the granular Leidenfrost effect indicate an unequal distribution of energy between particles near the vibrating base and those in the bulk. A bumpy oscillating surface was also observed to be more effective at introducing perturbations and transferring energy into a granular bed. The granular Leidenfrost effect can be induced by the application of larger grain sizes of particles constituting the bumpy vibrating base under vibration conditions that are normally insufficient for the onset of the effect. Lastly, a phase diagram which can be utilized for predicting the behaviours of granular beds that are subjected to oscillations by various types of bumpy surfaces has been constructed based on the simulation results obtained.     

Scaling of the electrical conductivity of granular media

We derive the scaling properties of the dependence of the macroscopic electrical conductivity of granular media (e.g., sands) with a surface mechanism of electrical conduction on the grain size, when the medium is subjected to a given mechanical stress. In order to eliminate the influence of the inter-grain junction capacity, the direct electrical current is considered. We determine the applicability restrictions on the theory which disregards the ultimate crushing compression strength, adhesion, and the effect of charge carrier tunneling at grain junctions beyond the contact surface area. Solutions for several regular packings of grains are obtained as well.     

Preavalanche instabilities in a granular pile

We investigate numerically the transition between static equilibrium and dynamic surface flow of a 2D cohesionless granular system driven by a continuous gravity loading. This transition is characterized by intermittent local dynamic rearrangements and can be described by an order parameter defined as the density of critical contacts, i.e., contacts where the friction is fully mobilized. Analysis of the spatial correlations of critical contacts shows the occurrence of "fluidized" clusters which exhibit a power-law divergence in size at the approach of the stability limit. The results are compatible with recent models that describe the granular system during the static/dynamic transition as a multiphase system.     

颗粒介质尺度效应的抗剪试验及物理机理分析

针对颗粒介质力学特性的颗粒尺度效应研究,选用土矿物颗粒制备不同颗粒尺度的抗剪试样,进行一系列直剪快剪和三轴抗剪试验,测得了不同颗粒粒径和体分比试样的变形曲线及剪应力强度;基于颗粒间微观作用力与重力比值和胞元体模型,首次从微观和细观角度解释颗粒尺度效应的物理机理.结果表明,随着介质中粗颗粒的比例增加和粒径减小,介质变形特性增强,剪应力强度也随之提高;体分比对变形和强度特性的影响比粒径的影响更加显著.基于介质特性尺度效应物理机理分析,提出衡量介质颗粒聚集和摩擦效应的微重比判别参数以及应变梯度和变形协调微裂纹引起颗粒尺度效应的细观机理解释;文中提出的胞元体模型大大减少了颗粒物质体系的计算自由度,为工业和工程设计的计算建模提供一种可行途径.     

Destabilization of a Saffman-Taylor fingerlike pattern in a granular suspension

We study the Saffman-Taylor instability in a granular suspension formed by micrometric beads immersed in a viscous liquid. When using an effective viscosity for the flow of the suspension in the Hele-Shaw cell to define the control parameter of the system, the results for the finger width of stable fingers are found to be close to the classical results of Saffman-Taylor. One observes, however, an early destabilization of the fingers that can be attributed to the discrete nature of the individual grains. Classically, the threshold of destabilization is linked to the noise in the cell and is thus difficult to quantify. We show that the grains represent a "controlled noise" and produce an initial perturbation of the interface with an amplitude proportional to the grain size. The finite amplitude instability mechanism proposed by Bensimon et al. allows us to link this perturbation to the value of the threshold observed.