Study of mass motion on vibrating device: Design and process simulation.
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The simulation of mass motion using a vibrating device that was
laboratory designed was the main idea of the work. The
construction of an experimental vibrating device and the
associated measuring station along with the measurement of
dynamic properties of the vibrating device depending on
preselected input parameters of the device of bulk material on
this experimental model is presented. The simulation of the
general behavior of particles on an experimental vibrating
device at rotational frequencies of 20 Hz, 25 Hz and 35 Hz, and
the rotation of contact vibrators at 30°, 45° and 75° by mass
flow modeling using software ROCKY DEM is done. It was
observed that the particles were moving at the fastest speed at
45° and at 35 Hz and that the top layers fall to the bottom
especially at higher rotational frequencies, which may
ultimately cause aeration of the particulate matter, thus
reducing the angle of internal friction of the bulk material.
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MM Science Journal. 2023, vol. 2023, p. 6375-6380.
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