Simulation of Homogeneous Particle Size in Fluid Flow by Using DPM-DEM

The changes of shoreline profile are a natural phenomenon that occur on worldwide site and became concern of many researchers. Due to natural forces such as wind and wave of the seawater, the formation of shoreline can be changes and leads to erosion. Eventually, this work is aimed to conduct a simu...

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Main Authors: Aziz N.A., Zawawi M.H., Zahari N.M., Abas A., Azman A.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-258122023-05-29T16:14:42Z Simulation of Homogeneous Particle Size in Fluid Flow by Using DPM-DEM Aziz N.A. Zawawi M.H. Zahari N.M. Abas A. Azman A. 57201665672 39162217600 54891672300 56893346700 57210094312 The changes of shoreline profile are a natural phenomenon that occur on worldwide site and became concern of many researchers. Due to natural forces such as wind and wave of the seawater, the formation of shoreline can be changes and leads to erosion. Eventually, this work is aimed to conduct a simulation of sand sediment of 1�mm sand particles in the fluid flow of water using Discrete Particle Method-Discrete Element Method (DPM-DEM) to understanding the behavior of sand particle in the fluid flow. The simulation works reported that, the maximum velocity of 1�mm sand particle is 0.582127�m/s for every time step while the minimum velocity is varying for each time step. It is also found that, the lengthen of time will increase the possibility for the erosion to occur. The most critical area was determined through this simulation and it shows that the upper part of the sand sediment has the high risk that can leads to erosion. � 2020, Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. Final 2023-05-29T08:14:41Z 2023-05-29T08:14:41Z 2020 Book Chapter 10.1007/978-981-15-1971-0_53 2-s2.0-85076768366 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85076768366&doi=10.1007%2f978-981-15-1971-0_53&partnerID=40&md5=d25a9c5b6618a51e3788aa1cea32a312 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/25812 549 555 Springer Scopus
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description The changes of shoreline profile are a natural phenomenon that occur on worldwide site and became concern of many researchers. Due to natural forces such as wind and wave of the seawater, the formation of shoreline can be changes and leads to erosion. Eventually, this work is aimed to conduct a simulation of sand sediment of 1�mm sand particles in the fluid flow of water using Discrete Particle Method-Discrete Element Method (DPM-DEM) to understanding the behavior of sand particle in the fluid flow. The simulation works reported that, the maximum velocity of 1�mm sand particle is 0.582127�m/s for every time step while the minimum velocity is varying for each time step. It is also found that, the lengthen of time will increase the possibility for the erosion to occur. The most critical area was determined through this simulation and it shows that the upper part of the sand sediment has the high risk that can leads to erosion. � 2020, Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.
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Aziz N.A.
Zawawi M.H.
Zahari N.M.
Abas A.
Azman A.
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author Aziz N.A.
Zawawi M.H.
Zahari N.M.
Abas A.
Azman A.
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Zawawi M.H.
Zahari N.M.
Abas A.
Azman A.
Simulation of Homogeneous Particle Size in Fluid Flow by Using DPM-DEM
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title Simulation of Homogeneous Particle Size in Fluid Flow by Using DPM-DEM
title_short Simulation of Homogeneous Particle Size in Fluid Flow by Using DPM-DEM
title_full Simulation of Homogeneous Particle Size in Fluid Flow by Using DPM-DEM
title_fullStr Simulation of Homogeneous Particle Size in Fluid Flow by Using DPM-DEM
title_full_unstemmed Simulation of Homogeneous Particle Size in Fluid Flow by Using DPM-DEM
title_sort simulation of homogeneous particle size in fluid flow by using dpm-dem
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