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Spiral motion enables simultaneous homogenization and enhanced transport in granular pipe flow
Density waves in gravity-driven granular pipe flow reduce transport efficiency and produce large fluctuations in the local solid fraction. Helical wall textures suppress these instabilities but at the expense of reduced throughput. Using discrete element simulations (DEM), \RefA{we find that this ho
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