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- 2005Rate-dependent elasto-viscoplastic constitutive model for industrial powders. Part 1: Parameter quantificationcitations
- 2004Bulk Mechanical Behavior of Rootzone Sand Mixtures as Influenced by Particle Shape, Moisture and Peatcitations
- 2001Measurement of Bulk Mechanical Properties and Modeling the Load-Response of Rootzone Sands. Part 1: Round and Angular Monosize and Binary Mixturescitations
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Rate-dependent elasto-viscoplastic constitutive model for industrial powders. Part 1: Parameter quantification
Abstract
ABSTRACT The rate-dependent mechanical behavior of a dry industrial powder (MZF powder) was studied using a cubical triaxial tester (CTT) within the context of a new elasto-viscoplastic model (PSU-EVP model). The compression and shear properties of the powder were quantified at compression rates of 0.62, 6.21, and 20.7 MPa/minute with pressures up to 11 MPa. Test results demonstrated that the compression and shear responses of the powder were nonlinear, consistent, and reproducible (coefficient of variation or COV ≤ 15%). Also, MZF powder exhibited varying elastic and plastic deformation at different pressure levels that were quantified using statistical correlations (R2 > 0.90). For example, the average bulk modulus and shear modulus values for MZF powder increased linearly with pressure (R2 > 0.90) at all compression rates. The failure stress values also increased with the increase in mean pressure. For instance, at a compression rate of 0.62 MPa/minute, failure stress increased from 5.0 to 13.3 MPa as ...