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Force Fluctuations in Collisional and Frictional Granular Flows
E. Gardel, E. Seitaridou, E. Keene, N. Easwar (Smith College)
N. Menon (University of Massachusetts-Amherst)
What Makes a Flow Collisional or
Frictional?
What parameter(s)
drives the transition
between collisional
and frictional flow?
–  Geometry?
–  Material
Properties?
–  Dimensionality of
Packing?
–  Flow Velocity?
• 2D
• Glass and
Steel
• Vertical
Walls
• Varying
Widths
Transducer
WHAT
HAPPENS
TO
THE
FORCE INHOMOGENEITIES IN FLOW?
Voltage (V)
Typical
Force
Trace
1.0
Passage time, tp(~30t)
0.5
0.0
10
20
30
time
40
50msec
transducer
tp: typical passage time for single
particle to pass across transducer
Opening, a, can be adjusted
for different widths
t: average time interval between
colliisons
A particle experiences many collisions as it passes over the transducer
Motivation
2D at 18 cm/s
3D at 24 cm/s
Frictional
Collisional
Many short individual collisions
Enduring contacts as well as
collisions
Movies do not reveal such collisional activity
Smith
College
Physics
Department
Polymer
Poster
Symposium