Measuring jumps during granular chute-flows using X-ray radiography
The present paper describes laboratory tests on steady granular flows down a smooth chute using X-ray radiography. By using an original granular chute set-up with a gate at its end, standing discontinuites in height, velocity and density, namely jumps, were produced during the granular flows. The X-...
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doaj-119692b1ddb54d4b88d5e223e833e5792021-08-03T00:25:54ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2021-01-012490303110.1051/epjconf/202124903031epjconf_pg2021_03031Measuring jumps during granular chute-flows using X-ray radiographyMéjean SégolèneGuillard François0Faug Thierry1Einav Itai2School of Civil Engineering, The University of SydneyUniv. Grenoble Alpes, INRAE, UR ETNASchool of Civil Engineering, The University of SydneyThe present paper describes laboratory tests on steady granular flows down a smooth chute using X-ray radiography. By using an original granular chute set-up with a gate at its end, standing discontinuites in height, velocity and density, namely jumps, were produced during the granular flows. The X-ray radiography was successful to get consistent measurements of the free-surface and density profiles of the flows along the chute under different flow states: the (nearly) uniform flows before the jumps, the gradually-varied flows after the jumps, and the highly non-uniform flows across the jumps. This demonstrates the efficiency of the X-ray radiography to measure granular flows.https://www.epj-conferences.org/articles/epjconf/pdf/2021/03/epjconf_pg2021_03031.pdf |
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Méjean Ségolène Guillard François Faug Thierry Einav Itai Measuring jumps during granular chute-flows using X-ray radiography EPJ Web of Conferences |
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Measuring jumps during granular chute-flows using X-ray radiography |
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Measuring jumps during granular chute-flows using X-ray radiography |
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Measuring jumps during granular chute-flows using X-ray radiography |
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The present paper describes laboratory tests on steady granular flows down a smooth chute using X-ray radiography. By using an original granular chute set-up with a gate at its end, standing discontinuites in height, velocity and density, namely jumps, were produced during the granular flows. The X-ray radiography was successful to get consistent measurements of the free-surface and density profiles of the flows along the chute under different flow states: the (nearly) uniform flows before the jumps, the gradually-varied flows after the jumps, and the highly non-uniform flows across the jumps. This demonstrates the efficiency of the X-ray radiography to measure granular flows. |
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