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A length-scale insensitive cohesive phase-field interface model: application to concurrent bulk and interface fracture simulation in Lithium-ion battery materials
Wan-Xin Chen, Xiang-Long Peng, Jian-Ying Wu +3
A new cohesive phase-field (CPF) interface fracture model is proposed on the basis of the Euler-Lagrange equation of the phase-field theory and the interface fracture energy check…
Generating multi-scale NMC particles with radial grain architectures using spatial stochastics and GANs
Lukas Fuchs, Orkun Furat, Donal P. Finegan +6
Understanding structure-property relationships of Li-ion battery cathodes is crucial for optimizing rate-performance and cycle-life resilience. However, correlating the morphology…
Virtual reassembling of 3D fragments for the data-driven analysis of fracture mechanisms in composite materials
Thomas Wilhelm, Trang Thu Võ, Orkun Furat +2
This paper introduces a novel method for characterizing fracture mechanisms in composite materials using 3D image data gained by computed tomography (CT) measurements. In mineral l…
Investigating the influence of particle size and shape on froth flotation based benefication of lithium-rich minerals in slags
Franziska Strube, Thomas Wilhelm, Johanna Sygusch +4
The demand for lithium, as well as other critical resources, needed for electrochemical energy storage is expected to grow significantly in the future. Slags obtained from pyrometa…
Investigating the multidimensional separation behavior of particles in a cyclosizer setting -- A case study on calcite, fluorite and magnesite
Johanna Sygusch, Thomas Wilhelm, Orkun Furat +2
Particle separation is typically investigated regarding one particulate property only. Virtually all separation processes, however, act on various particle properties in different…
Application of multivariate Tromp functions for evaluating the joint impact of particle size, shape and wettability on the separation of ultrafine particles via flotation
Johanna Sygusch, Thomas Wilhelm, Orkun Furat +3
Froth flotation predominantly separates particles according to their differences in wettability. However, other particle properties such as size, shape or density significantly inf…