The Bonded-Particle Model as a Tool for Rock Mechanics Research and Application

The Bonded-Particle Model as a Tool for Rock Mechanics Research and Application

This webinar by Dr. David Potyondy provides an overview of Bonded-Particle Modeling (BPM) using PFC and suggests avenues for further research. You need not be a rock-mechanics practitioner to understand this talk.

This presentation was a virtual seminar for the Multiscale Mechanics Research Group at the University of Twente (Enschede, Netherlands).

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6 mai 2021

Language: Anglais

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