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摘要
各种工程应用都需要对颗粒成型材料进行精确的多物理场模拟。离散元素法(DEM)因其能够捕捉此类材料的复杂行为而脱颖而出。然而,大量的颗粒相互作用模型和参数给分析人员和研究人员带来了挑战。DEMLab 解决了这一问题,它是一款开源的 MATLAB 软件,为探索中小型问题中的 DEM 模型提供了用户友好型环境。该软件采用模块化和可扩展的代码,便于立即实施,以测试不同的计算公式或开发新的计算公式。本文将详细介绍该软件的功能及其对学术活动的影响。
DEMLab: A Discrete Element Method development environment
Accurate multiphysics simulations of particle-formed materials are required in various engineering applications. The Discrete Element Method (DEM) stands out for its ability to capture the complex behavior of such materials. However, the multitude of particle interaction models and parameters involved pose challenges for analysts and researchers. DEMLab addresses this issue as an open-source MATLAB software that offers a user-friendly environment for exploring DEM models in small to medium-scale problems. With a modular and extensible code, it facilitates immediate implementations for testing different formulations or developing new ones. This paper details the software capabilities and how it impacts academic activities.