Force and flow transition in plowed granular media
arXiv:1008.4118 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.105.128301
Abstract
We use plate drag to study the response of granular media to localized forcing as a function of volume fraction, . A bifurcation in the force and flow occurs at the onset of dilatancy, Below rapid fluctuations in the drag force, are observed. Above fluctuations in are periodic and increase with . Velocity field measurements indicate that the bifurcation in results from the formation of stable shear bands above which are created and destroyed periodically during drag. A friction-based model captures the dynamics for .
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