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September 5, 2025 at 9:14 am
cnmatu
SubscriberHi,
I am running an internal erosion model where particles get eroded and exit out of an aluminium cylindrical mould (image attached). However, the soil particles are cohesive in nature and therefore I have to use the bond model module which I have used but I am wondering the best way to calibrate these bond model parameters (Tangential stiffness per area, Normal stiffness per area, shear stress limit and tensile stress limit)so that I achieve the exact cohesion of my soil so that when I run a one-way or two-way coupled simulation, it simulates the exact experimental result. Any advice on this? Any reading material that could help?
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