Scientific program

Particle breakage, energy cascade, coarse graining, fluctuations

Topics

The main topics of the colloquium are listed below:

1) how to account for polydispersity in granular flow theories, with respect to transport and dissipation of momentum, energy, etc;

2) how to account for the evolution of the particle size in complex flows: population balances and their coupling to the flow and the rheology;

3) numerical methods (for solving kinetic theory and/or population balance equations, but also discrete element methods …);

4) experimental evidences of the coupling between particle breakage and granular flow, and related problems (prediction of the distance traveled by an avalanche, on Earth or on other planetary bodies; attrition of grains during mixing and transport, dynamics and size distribution in planetary rings ...).

 

 

 

Detailed program

Tuesday, March 24th, 2020
9h00-9h45 Registration & welcome coffee
9h45-10h00 Introduction
10h00-11h30 Session : Particle breakage 1
10h00-10h30 Emilien Azema (LMGC, Université Montpellier, CNRS, France). Shear behavior of granular assemblies composed of crushable grains.
10h30-11h00 Edouard Izard & H. Ben Hamouda (ArcelorMittal R&D, Metz, France). Local investigations of contact forces in a impact-abrasion test.
11h00-11h30 Matthew Coop (University College London, UK). Particle damage of sand grains in laboratory element tests and single particle loading
11h30-11h50 Coffee break
11h50-12h50 Session : Particle breakage 2
11h50-12h20 Sergio Angulo (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil). Improved method to determine mechanical properties of aggregates.
12h20-12h50 Luis Marcelo Tavares (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Simulating breakage of multiple particulate systems in DEM.
12h50-15h00 Lunch break
14h40-15h40 Session : Cohesion 1
14h40-15h10 Alexandre Valance (IPR, Université Rennes 1, CNRS, France). Aeolian transport of sand and snow : role of cohesion.
15h10-15h40 Geoffroy Lumay (University of Liège, Belgium). Influence of agglomeration and deagglomeration on cohesive powder flow and on packing dynamics.
15h40-16h00 Coffee break
16h00-17h00 Session : Cohesion 2
16h00-16h30 Renaud Delannay (IPR, Université Rennes 1, CNRS, France). Granular flows on a steep slope : from new regimes to new segregation patterns.
16h30-17h00 Nicolas Taberlet (ENS Lyon, France). Shear-induced pattern formation in attractive suspensions.
Wednesday, March 25th, 2020
9h00-9h30 Welcome coffee
9h30-11h00 Particle Breakage 3
9h30-10h00 Antonio Buffo (Politecnico di Torino, Italy). Quadrature-Based Moment Methods for spatially heterogeneous polydisperse systems.
10h00-10h30 Mathieu Renouf (LMGC, Université Montpellier, CNRS, France). About the life of breakable particles in a rotating drum.
10h30-11h00 Riccardo Artoni (Université Gustave Eiffel, Ifsttar, Nantes, France). Population balance modeling of granular flows undergoing particle breakage.
11h00-11h20 Coffee break
11h20-12h50 Particle Breakage 4
11h20-11h50 Vincent Langlois (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 - ENS Lyon, France). Dynamic rock fragmentation in rockslides.
11h50-12h20 Michel Tsamados (University College London, UK). Role of (continuous anisotropic) sea ice rheology/mechanics in pre-conditioning rapid sea ice melt events north of Greenland.
12h20-12h50 Erdin Ibraim (University of Bristol, UK). Particle soil crushing: passive detection and interpretation.
12H50-14h10 Lunch break
14h10-16h00 Rheology / segregation 1
14h10-14h40 Michele Larcher (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy) & Jim Jenkins (Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA). Fracture and Segregation in a Dense Inclined Flow.
14h40-15h10 Patrick Richard (Université Gustave Eiffel, Ifsttar, Nantes, France). Granular segregation in a confined granular flow.
15h10-15h40 Andrea Santomaso (University of Padova, Italy). Shear induced inter-particle percolation.
15h40-16h00 Coffee break
16h00-17h00 Rheology / segregation 2
16h00-16h30 Renaud Delannay (IPR, Université Rennes 1, CNRS, France). Granular flows on a steep slope : from new regimes to new segregation patterns.
16h30-17h00 Diego Berzi (Politecnico di Milano, Italy) & Jim Jenkins (Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA). Erodible, granular beds are fragile.