MercuryDPM Promo video
Ideas for the video (still in progress, everyone please add/edit)
Make two videos, one for the audio-less monitors, and another with audio. The one with audio contains interviews with mercury users.
Rough outline:
An introduction into discrete particle simulations.
An explanation of the unique features and advantages of MercuryDPM.
A showcase of the many past and current research projects made possible by MercuryDPM.
We should make video/picture material of as many validation projects as possible (that is comparison experiments <-> simulations), we need that anyway. We need to select which ones we choose for the video. Orange are some Mercury issues we can highlight:
Screw conveyor (Luca, Irana) complex walls, validation-by-prototyping
Rotating drum (Ant, Deepak, Kit) experimental validation
Wet shear cell (Sudeshna, Marnix) cylindrical geometry, rheology, contact modelling
Belt (Kasper) moving particles
Segregation (Anthony, Deepak, Thomas, Benyi?) cg for mixtures
Contraction (Deepak) maser, large scale
Head formation (Irana) maser, periodic boundary
Dry shear (Hao) pressure control
Impact on inclined plane (Chris, Thomas, Anthony) local micro-macro, inflow, outflow
Chute flows (Thomas, Ant) cg boundary treatment
Silo (Thomas) local micro-macro, non-spherical cg
Sliding/Rolling/Torsion (Thomas, Regina) validation of contact laws
Mixer (MercuryLab) industrial applications
Vibrated bed (Kit) applicability to gases
Clay particles (Arianna)
Fingering (Jonny)
Sintering (Thomas, Regina) contact modelling for processes of highly differing time scales
(Whatever Greenwich does)
(is there more?)
Attached is the proposal, which already contains some ideas.
We want three video's:
An MercuryDPM video without audio. Meant for a video screen (4-5 minutes)
An MercuryDPM video with audio. Longer. Contains interviews with mercury users.
An extension of the existing MercuryLab video. Add mixer simulations. Problem is, we don't have footage of real mixers.
Outline Video 1:
An introduction into discrete particle simulations.
An explanation of the unique features and advantages of MercuryDPM.
A showcase of the many past and current research projects made possible by MercuryDPM.
An introduction into discrete particle simulations.
An explanation of the unique features and advantages of MercuryDPM.
A showcase of the many past and current research projects made possible by MercuryDPM.