DEM Calibration: Why a Model That Reproduces One Bulk Test Can Still Fail in a Different Hopper Geometry

DEM input parameters are fitted to match a bulk observable, not derived from first principles. A parameter set calibrated against an angle of repose test constrains one point in a multi-dimensional parameter space. When the hopper geometry changes, the stress state changes, and unconstrained parameters become the dominant source of prediction error.

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Powder flowability is critical to efficiency, quality, and [...]

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Understanding and accurately measuring confined and unconfined powder flow [...]

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