A particle-based simulation approach using the discrete element method (DEM) to simulate solid-state sintering is extended in order to account for variable coordination numbers. The model is applied to green particle configurations with different coordination numbers, but similar green densities. For configurations both with monosized particles and with particles having a size distribution it is shown that a decrease in initial coordination number strongly retards densification. This observation is independent of the selected green density
Simulation methods to study sintering based on finite elements as well as discrete particle dynamics...
In this work particle-based simulation schemes are developed and employed to investigate powder-tech...
International audienceA finite 3D element model coupled with a 2D finite volume one has been develop...
Simulations based on the discrete element method (DEM) are used to investigate the relationship betw...
International audienceThe modelling of processes involving powder needs taking into account the part...
Abstract: This paper presents numerical simulation of powder sintering. The numerical model introduc...
A three-dimensional application of the discrete element method to free, constrained and pressure-ass...
Discrete element method (DEM) is used to study the factors affecting agglomeration in three-dimensio...
A particle-based simulation approach employing the discrete element method (DEM) is presented for ce...
Effects of agglomerates on the densification behavior and microstructural evolution during solid-sta...
The evolution of sintering stress, bulk viscosity, and densification rate during the intermediate st...
Numerical modeling of sintering by continuum mechanical simulations is successfully applied today to...
Solid state sintering is a widely used powder processing technique for ceramics and metals. The trea...
The Discrete Element Method (DEM) has been shown in the literature to be able to match the results o...
Sintering, as a thermal process at elevated temperature below the melting point, is widely used to b...
Simulation methods to study sintering based on finite elements as well as discrete particle dynamics...
In this work particle-based simulation schemes are developed and employed to investigate powder-tech...
International audienceA finite 3D element model coupled with a 2D finite volume one has been develop...
Simulations based on the discrete element method (DEM) are used to investigate the relationship betw...
International audienceThe modelling of processes involving powder needs taking into account the part...
Abstract: This paper presents numerical simulation of powder sintering. The numerical model introduc...
A three-dimensional application of the discrete element method to free, constrained and pressure-ass...
Discrete element method (DEM) is used to study the factors affecting agglomeration in three-dimensio...
A particle-based simulation approach employing the discrete element method (DEM) is presented for ce...
Effects of agglomerates on the densification behavior and microstructural evolution during solid-sta...
The evolution of sintering stress, bulk viscosity, and densification rate during the intermediate st...
Numerical modeling of sintering by continuum mechanical simulations is successfully applied today to...
Solid state sintering is a widely used powder processing technique for ceramics and metals. The trea...
The Discrete Element Method (DEM) has been shown in the literature to be able to match the results o...
Sintering, as a thermal process at elevated temperature below the melting point, is widely used to b...
Simulation methods to study sintering based on finite elements as well as discrete particle dynamics...
In this work particle-based simulation schemes are developed and employed to investigate powder-tech...
International audienceA finite 3D element model coupled with a 2D finite volume one has been develop...