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How can the effect of particle surface roughness on the contact area be predicted?
This paper describes a systematic study of the effect of fractal rough surfaces on the contact area with the aim of advancing contact constitutive laws used in the Discrete Element Method. An in-house Boundary Element code is adopted to investigate the mechanical behaviour of computer-generated surf
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