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Summary

Woody biomass energy is a kind of renewable energy that contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, the creation of healthier forests, and the reduction of wildfire danger. Generally speaking, simulations of the motion of biomass particles are a time-consuming process due to a large number of particles and required simulation time. We used a physicsinformed neural network (PINN) model to predict the motion of particles by including their equations of motion to reconstruct the velocity fields and reduce the processing effort. compare to the discrete element methods, the PINNs methods have the advantage of predicting the velocity fields without the knowledge of the simulation's boundary and initial conditions as well as geometry. It has shown that the proposed model has reliable prediction results with a mean percentage error in time less than 1 percent.

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