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Shape matters: DEM investigation of geometry-controlled mechanical response in irregular rock fragments under static and dynamic loading
Mechanical characterization of subsurface rock formations typically requires standardized cylindrical core specimens, which are often unavailable from fractured or unconventional reservoir sequences. This study uses a Discrete Element Method (DEM) framework calibrated to Sulphur Mountain Formation s
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