Moisture content and external induced load, as the main factors affecting cargo fluidization, are often idealized in theoretical and experimental studies, which influences the results of cargo fluidization risk assessment. In this study, we examined the effects of moisture content and external induced load characteristics on the dynamic separation of bauxite by shaking table tests with parallel control groups of different particle size distributions. The coupled effect of external induced load characteristics and moisture content on bauxite dynamic separation was quantified by regression analysis of power function. The results show that increasing load frequency, peak acceleration and moisture content accelerate the onset of dynamic separation. Under higher loading conditions, the delamination is greatly accelerated, allowing for a rapid liquid migration. Concurrently, the depth of the interface between solid and liquid partition increases and its morphology becomes more complex. As moisture content increase, the interface between solid and liquid partition becomes smoother, and the surface height of free liquid increases. The relative impact weights for load frequency, peak acceleration, and moisture content are 47.11, 38.62 and 14.27%, respectively. In addition, the fines content and particle size distribution also affect it. The higher fines content enhances the forces between particles, which promote the formation of cohesive structures and restrict liquid migration and decoupling from particles.
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