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• TITLE: DEM Simulation to Determine the Influence on the Experimental Results of Tests of Iron Pellets When the Dimensions of the Test Device Are Varied

  AUTHORS: Yerko Aguilera-Carvajal, Yonathan Tapia Robledo, Sebastián Perez Cortes

  KEYWORDS: Discrete Elements Method, Calibration, Test Device, DEM Parameters

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Modern Nonlinear Theory and Application, Vol.10 No.2, May 25, 2021

  ABSTRACT: The current study is based on the DEM computer simulation of three experimental test devices with different dimensions to determine the difference in the results of the formation of shear and repose angles that the particles experience when grouped under the action of the gravitational force. In this respect, the experimental test devices with different height, width, and depth were geometrically modeled with iron pellet particles using morphology and a granulometric variation from 6 mm to 9 mm of equivalent diameter in its spherical shape. Depending on the results obtained, a reliable size of the experimental test device will be available to obtain the necessary data for a correct adjustment of the calibration parameters for the DEM simulation of mining-metallurgical processes that use granulated material of iron pellet.