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A local constitutive model for the discrete element method. Application to geomaterials and concrete
E. Oñate, F. Zárate, J. Miquel, M. Santasusana, M. Celigueta, F. Arrufat, R. Gandikota, K. Valiullin, L. Ring

Computational Particle Mechanics (2015). Vol. 2(2) pp. 139-160

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This paper presents a local constitutive model for modelling the linear and non linear behavior of soft and hard cohesive materials with the discrete element method (DEM). We present the results obtained in the analysis with the DEM of cylindrical samples of cement, concrete and shale rock materials under a uniaxial compressive strength (UCS) test, different triaxial tests, a uniaxial strain compaction (USC) test and a brazilian tensile strength (BTS) test. DEM results compare well with the experimental values in all cases.
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This paper presents a local constitutive model for modelling the linear and non linear behavior of soft and hard cohesive materials with the discrete element method (DEM). [...]
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Lagrangian analysis of multiscale particulate flows with the particle finite element method
E. Oñate, M. Celigueta, S. Latorre, G. Casas, R. Rossi, J. Rojek

Comp. Part. Mech (2014). Vol. 1 pp. 85-102 (prepint) Vol. 1 pp. 85-102

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We present a Lagrangian numerical technique for the analysis of flows incorporating physical particles of different sizes. The numerical approach is based on the Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM) which blends concepts from particle-based techniques and the FEM. The basis of the Lagrangian formulation for particulate flows and the procedure for modelling the motion of small and large particles that are submerged in the fluid are described in detail. The numerical technique for analysis of this type of multiscale particulate flows using a stabilized mixed velocity-pressure formulation and the PFEM is also presented. Examples of application of the PFEM to several particulate flows problems are given.
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We present a Lagrangian numerical technique for the analysis of flows incorporating physical particles of different sizes. The numerical approach is based on the Particle [...]
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A FEM-DEM technique for studying the motion of particles in non-Newtonian fluids. Application to the transport of drill cuttings in wellbores
M. Celigueta, K. Deshpande, S. Latorre, E. Oñate

Comp. Part. Mech (2016). Vol. 3(2) pp. 263-276 (preprint)

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We present a procedure for coupling the finite element method (FEM) and the discrete element method (DEM) for analysis of the motion of particles in non-Newtonian fluids. Particles are assumed to be spherical and immersed in the fluid mesh. A new method for computing the drag force on the particles in a non-Newtonian fluid is presented. A drag force correction for non-spherical particles is proposed. The FEM-DEM coupling procedure is explained for Eulerian and Lagrangian flows and the basic expressions of the discretized solution algorithm are given. The usefulness of the FEM-DEM technique is demonstrated in its application to the transport of drill cuttings in wellbores.
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We present a procedure for coupling the finite element method (FEM) and the discrete element method (DEM) for analysis of the motion of particles in non-Newtonian fluids. [...]
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Accurate modelling of the elastic behavior a continuum with the Discrete Element Method
M. Celigueta, S. Latorre, F. Arrufat, E. Oñate

Computational Mechanics (2017). (prepint) Vol. 60 (6), pp. 997-1010

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The Discrete Element Method (DEM) has been used for modeling continua, like concrete or rocks. However, it requires a big calibration effort, even to capture just the linear elastic behavior of a continuum modelled via the classical force-displacement relationships at the contact interfaces between particles. In this work we propose a new way for computing the contact forces between discrete particles. The newly proposed forces take into account the surroundings of the contact, not just the contact itself. This brings in the missing terms that provide an accurate approximation to an elastic continuum, and avoids calibration of the DEM parameters for the purely linear elastic range.
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The Discrete Element Method (DEM) has been used for modeling continua, like concrete or rocks. However, it requires a big calibration effort, even to capture just the linear [...]
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Advances in the DEM and coupled DEM and FEM techniques in non linear solid mechanics
E. Oñate, F. Zarate, M. Celigueta, J. Gonzalez, J. Miquel, J. Carbonell, F. Garcia, S. Latorre, M. Santasusana

(2017). Research Report, Nº PI416

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In this chapter we present recent advances in the Discrete Element Method (DEM) and in the coupling of the DEM with the Finite Element Method (FEM) for solving a variety of problems in non linear solid mechanics involving damage, plasticity and multifracture situations.
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In this chapter we present recent advances in the Discrete Element Method (DEM) and in the coupling of the DEM with the Finite Element Method (FEM) for solving a variety of [...]
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Implementation of an object oriented library of constitutive models for DEM in the KRATOS framework
F. Arrufat, M. Celigueta

Monograph CIMNE (2016). M163

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As a program increases its size and complexity, it can rapidly turn into something pretty difficult to keep controlled and up-to-date, specially when the developing work is shared between an extensive group of people. Keeping this in mind, it is pretty straightforward to understand why over the last few years, the emphasis in the design of programs has shifted from the design of procedures and toward an efficient organization of data. Modern DEM codes usually take advantage of parallel processing capabilities (shared or distributed systems) to scale up the number of particles or length of the simulation and this would be more difficult to achieve without good foundations in the code structure. In this context, the main objective of this work will be the implementation of an efficient constitutive model library for discrete element based simulations. A well-defined and flexible structure in which modifying or introducing new constitutive equations will be easier, keeping the main program strategy mostly unchanged while minimizing, at the same time, the risk of error during the execution of the program. Furthermore, the existing basic user interface currently used for introducing the data in the pre-process stage will need to be updated in order to use the newly introduced developments in the DEM code. Finally, several numerical examples will be run using the available constitutive equations from the library, comparing the obtained simulation results with published experiment data.
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As a program increases its size and complexity, it can rapidly turn into something pretty difficult to keep controlled and up-to-date, specially when the developing work is [...]
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A modular, partitioned, discrete element framework for industrial grain distribution systems with rotating machinery
G Casas, D Mukherjee, MA Celigueta, TI Zohdi, E Onate

Computational particle mechanics 4 (2), 181-198, 2017
Air demand estimation in bottom outlets with the particle finite element method
F Salazar, J San-Mauro, MÁ Celigueta, E Oñate

Computational Particle Mechanics, 1-12, 2016
A FEM-DEM technique for studying the motion of particles in non-Newtonian fluids. Application to the transport of drill cuttings in wellbores
MA Celigueta, KM Deshpande, S Latorre, E Oñate

Computational particle mechanics 3 (2), 263-276, 2016
A Particle-Discrete-Finite Element Method for Analysis of Particulate Flows and Their Interaction with Structures
E Oñate, MA Celigueta, G Casas, R Rossi, F Zarate, SR Idelsohn

13th US National Congress on Computational Mechanics, 2015
A local constitutive model for the discrete element method. Application to geomaterials and concrete
E Oñate, F Zárate, J Miquel, M Santasusana, MA Celigueta, F Arrufat, ...

Computational particle mechanics 2 (2), 139-160, 2015
Lagrangian analysis of multiscale particulate flows with the particle finite element method
E Oñate, MA Celigueta, S Latorre, G Casas, R Rossi, J Rojek

Computational Particle Mechanics 1 (1), 85-102, 2014
The Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM). An Effective Numerical Technique for Solving Marine, Naval and Harbour Engineering Problems
E Oñate, SR Idelsohn, MA Celigueta, B Suárez

MARINE 2011, IV International Conference on Computational Methods in Marine ..., 2013
A particle-based method for analysis of cuttings transport in wellbores
C Jordana, M Ángel, S Latorre Sánchez, PA Ubach Fuentes, ...

DEM 6: 6th International Conference on Discrete Element Methods and Related ..., 2013
The Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM): an effective numerical technique for solving coastal engineering problems
E Oñate Ibáñez de Navarra, C Jordana, M Ángel, SR Idelsohn Barg

DEM 6: 6th International Conference on Discrete Element Methods and Related ..., 2013
Simulation of Particles Transport in Fluids with the Particle Finite Element method: Application to Drilling Cuttings in Wellbores
MA Celigueta, KM Deshpande, J Miquel, S Latorre, PA Ubach, E Oñate

Congress on Numerical Methods in Engineering, 2013
The particle finite element method: an effective numerical technique for solving fluid-soil-structure interaction problems
E Oñate Ibáñez de Navarra, SR Idelsohn Barg, C Jordana, M Ángel, ...

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), 2012
The particle finite element method: an effective numerical technique for solving fluid-soil-structure interaction problems
MA Celigueta Jordana, SR Idelsohn Barg, F Salazar, B Suarez Arroyo

Issues on mechanical and civil engineering: a symposium to honour professor ..., 2012
Fluid-soil-structure interaction analysis with the particle finite element method
E Oñate Ibáñez de Navarra, C Jordana, M Ángel, SR Idelsohn Barg, ...

Centre Internacional de Mètodes Numèrics en Enginyeria (CIMNE), 2012
Fluid-soil-structure interaction analysis with the particle finite element method
MA Celigueta, SR Idelsohn, E OÒate, F Salazar, B Suarez

Centre Internacional de MËtodes NumËrics en Enginyeria (CIMNE), 2012
Advances in the particle finite element method (PFEM) for solving coupled problems in engineering
E Oñate, SR Idelsohn, MA Celigueta, R Rossi, J Marti, JM Carbonell, ...

Particle-Based Methods, 1-49, 2011
Possibilities of the particle finite element method for fluid–soil–structure interaction problems
E Oñate, MA Celigueta, SR Idelsohn, F Salazar, B Suárez

Computational Mechanics 48 (3), 307-318, 2011
ADVANCES IN THE PARTICLE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD (PFEM) IN COMPUTATIONAL MECHANICS
E Onate, SR Idelsohn, R Rossi, J Marti, MA Celigueta

計算力学講演会講演論文集 2010 (23), 2010
Possibilities of the particle finite element method in computational mechanics
E Oñate, SR Idelsohn, MA Celigueta, R Rossi, S Latorre

Computer Methods in Mechanics, 271-310, 2010
Particle finite element method for multidisciplinary problems in computational mechanics
MA Celigueta Jordana, SR Idelsohn Barg, R Rossi

Computer methods in mechanics: lectures of the CMM 2009, 2009
Advances in the particle finite element method for multidisciplinary problems in computational mechanics
E Oñate, SR Idelsohn, R Rossi

計算工学講演会論文集 14 (1), 1-4, 2009
Absorption of water waves in a two-dimensional numerical flume
T Castro Alves Oliveira, C Jordana, M Ángel, X Gironella Cobos, ...

III International Conference on Computational Methods in Marine Engineering ..., 2009
Nonlinear regular wave generation in numerical and physical flumes
TCA Oliveira, FX Gironella, A Sanchez-Arcilla, JP Sierra, MA Celigueta

Journal of Coastal Research, 1025-1029, 2009
PFEM application in fluid structure interaction problems
C Jordana, M Ángel, A Larese De Tetto, S Latorre

4th Conference on Advances and Applications of GiD: the Personal Pre and ..., 2008
Pressure measurement in 2D sloshing simulations with SPH
L Delorme, MA Celigueta, E Oñate Ibáñez, A Souto Iglesias

Ercoftac Bulletin, 1-4, 2008
Advances in the particle finite element method for the analysis of fluid–multibody interaction and bed erosion in free surface flows
E Onate, SR Idelsohn, MA Celigueta, R Rossi

Computer methods in applied mechanics and engineering 197 (19), 1777-1800, 2008
Generation and propagation of water waves in a two-dimensional numerical flume
TCA Oliveira, D Gonzalez-Marco, A Sánchez-Arcilla, MA Celigueta, ...

Computational Methods in Marine Engineering II, 241-244, 2007
Lagrangian formulation for fluid-structure interaction problems using the particle finite element method
MA Celigueta Jordana, SR Idelsohn Barg

Verification and validation methods for challenging multiphysics problems ..., 2006
The particle finite element method: an efficient method to solve CFD problems with free-surfaces and breaking waves
SR Idelsohn, E Onate, J Marti, MA Celigueta, A Limache

ECCOMAS CFD 2006: Proceedings of the European Conference on Computational ..., 2006
Advances in the particle finite element method for fluid-structure interaction problems
E Onate, SR Idelsohn, MA Celigueta, R Rossi

Solids, Structures and Coupled Problems in Engineering, 41, 2006
Lagrangian formulation for fluid-structure interaction problems using the particle finite element method
MA Celigueta, SR Idelsohn, E OÒate

Centre Internacional de MËtodes NumËrics en Enginyeria (CIMNE), 2006
Modeling bed erosion in free surface flows by the particle finite element method
E Oñate, MA Celigueta, SR Idelsohn

Acta Geotechnica 1 (4), 237-252, 2006
Possibilities of the Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM) for hydrodynamic and fluid-structure interaction analysis of port structures
MA Celigueta, E Oñate, F Del Pin, SR Idelsohn

WIT Transactions on The Built Environment 79, 2005
Posibilidades de un método numérico lagrangiano para dinámica de fluidos en ingeniería civil
C Jordana, M Ángel

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2004

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A local constitutive model for the discrete element method. Application to geomaterials and concrete

Lagrangian analysis of multiscale particulate flows with the particle finite element method

A FEM-DEM technique for studying the motion of particles in non-Newtonian fluids. Application to the transport of drill cuttings in wellbores

Accurate modelling of the elastic behavior a continuum with the Discrete Element Method

Advances in the DEM and coupled DEM and FEM techniques in non linear solid mechanics

Implementation of an object oriented library of constitutive models for DEM in the KRATOS framework

Articles (Documents not available in Scipedia)

A modular, partitioned, discrete element framework for industrial grain distribution systems with rotating machinery

Air demand estimation in bottom outlets with the particle finite element method

A FEM-DEM technique for studying the motion of particles in non-Newtonian fluids. Application to the transport of drill cuttings in wellbores

A Particle-Discrete-Finite Element Method for Analysis of Particulate Flows and Their Interaction with Structures

A local constitutive model for the discrete element method. Application to geomaterials and concrete

Lagrangian analysis of multiscale particulate flows with the particle finite element method

The Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM). An Effective Numerical Technique for Solving Marine, Naval and Harbour Engineering Problems

A particle-based method for analysis of cuttings transport in wellbores

The Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM): an effective numerical technique for solving coastal engineering problems

Simulation of Particles Transport in Fluids with the Particle Finite Element method: Application to Drilling Cuttings in Wellbores

The particle finite element method: an effective numerical technique for solving fluid-soil-structure interaction problems

The particle finite element method: an effective numerical technique for solving fluid-soil-structure interaction problems

Fluid-soil-structure interaction analysis with the particle finite element method

Fluid-soil-structure interaction analysis with the particle finite element method

Advances in the particle finite element method (PFEM) for solving coupled problems in engineering

Possibilities of the particle finite element method for fluid–soil–structure interaction problems

ADVANCES IN THE PARTICLE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD (PFEM) IN COMPUTATIONAL MECHANICS

Possibilities of the particle finite element method in computational mechanics

Particle finite element method for multidisciplinary problems in computational mechanics

Advances in the particle finite element method for multidisciplinary problems in computational mechanics

Absorption of water waves in a two-dimensional numerical flume

Nonlinear regular wave generation in numerical and physical flumes

PFEM application in fluid structure interaction problems

Pressure measurement in 2D sloshing simulations with SPH

Advances in the particle finite element method for the analysis of fluid–multibody interaction and bed erosion in free surface flows

Generation and propagation of water waves in a two-dimensional numerical flume

Lagrangian formulation for fluid-structure interaction problems using the particle finite element method

The particle finite element method: an efficient method to solve CFD problems with free-surfaces and breaking waves

Advances in the particle finite element method for fluid-structure interaction problems

Lagrangian formulation for fluid-structure interaction problems using the particle finite element method

Modeling bed erosion in free surface flows by the particle finite element method

Possibilities of the Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM) for hydrodynamic and fluid-structure interaction analysis of port structures

Posibilidades de un método numérico lagrangiano para dinámica de fluidos en ingeniería civil

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