Titlebook: Application of coupled CFD-DEM simulation to separation process in combine harvester cleaning device; Christian Korn Book 2020 The Editor(

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03580-8screte Element Method) to the separation process in combine harvester cleaning devices. The evaluation of prediction accuracy of simulation with the use of available models is in the foreground. However, the numerical model will be extended by enhanced particle design and parameterization tailored t

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Emerging Technologies for Education The most important influencing factors, characteristic values to describe the separation success as well as the necessary data base for the particle parameterization are compiled. Different methods to simulate dispersed multiphase flows are introduced together with their opportunities, limitations

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Riana Steyn,Adriana Botha,Nita Mennegaxperimentally. Based on the findings of Chapter 4, the material other than grain (MOG) is exchanged. The composition of the mixture and the shape of the DEM-MOG particles are reworked in order to fit the behavior of chopped straw. Additionally the variation of particle size as well as a model to imp

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Libuse Svobodova,Miloslava Cerna multiphase flow, where locally dilute and dense regimes (.) are present at the same time. Fluid forces are driving particle motion and separation of grain from MOG together with the mechanical stimulation and the gravity. In particular, the drag force is the dominating part of the fluid forces; pre

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Introduction,screte Element Method) to the separation process in combine harvester cleaning devices. The evaluation of prediction accuracy of simulation with the use of available models is in the foreground. However, the numerical model will be extended by enhanced particle design and parameterization tailored t

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State of the Art, The most important influencing factors, characteristic values to describe the separation success as well as the necessary data base for the particle parameterization are compiled. Different methods to simulate dispersed multiphase flows are introduced together with their opportunities, limitations

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