Ultraslow settling kinetics of frictional cohesive powders
arXiv:2212.05022 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.130.166102
Abstract
Using discrete element method simulations, we show that the settling of frictional cohesive grains under ramped-pressure compression exhibits strong history dependence and slow dynamics that are not present for grains that lack either cohesion or friction. Systems prepared by beginning with a dilute state and then ramping the pressure to a small positive value over a time settle at packing fractions given by an inverse-logarithmic rate law, . This law is analogous to the one obtained from classical tapping experiments on noncohesive grains, but crucially different in that is set by the slow dynamics of structural void stabilization rather than the faster dynamics of bulk densification. We formulate a kinetic free-void-volume theory that predicts this , with and , where is the ``adhesive loose packing'' fraction found by Liu \textit{et al.} [W.\ Liu, Y.\ Jin, S. Chen, H.\ A.\ Makse and S.\ Li, \textit{Soft Matt.} \textbf{13}, 421 (2017)].
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