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Calibration and validation of a discrete element model of corn using grain flow simulation in a commercial screw grain auger

Mousaviraad et al., 2017

Document ID
356514842375919686
Author
Mousaviraad M
Tekeste M
Rosentrater K
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Screw augers are primary grain conveying equipment in the agriculture industry. Quantitative prediction of grain conveyance using screw augers requires better understanding and measurement of bulk particle-particle and particle-rigid-body …
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