摘要: Abstract Particle flows occur in a very wide range of industrial applications. In Discrete element model (DEM) the motions individual particles system are tracked. The simulates all interactions between and their environment. goal is to predict macro‐properties flow modelling separate only as accurate required for this global aim. It necessary simulate many different sizes densities interacting with complex shaped surfaces.
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