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Vilhena, Luís, Marko Sedlaček, Bojan Podgornik, Zlatko Rek, and Iztok Žun. 2018. "CFD Modeling of the Effect of Different Surface Texturing Geometries on the Frictional Behavior" Lubricants 6, no. 1: 15.

He, L., Zheng, J., Zheng, Y., Chen, J., Zhou, X. and Xiao, Z. (2019), "Parallel algorithms for moving boundary problems by local remeshing", Engineering Computations, Vol. 36 No. 8, pp. 2887-2910. -11-2018-0545

Abstract Shale gas exploitation initiated in North America has rapidly extended worldwide. Hydraulic fracturing is an emerging field technique for stimulating the gas reservoir. The study of cracking processes, particularly crack coalescence, is vital for a successful hydraulic fracturing to enhance the gas exploitation. Experimental studies have observed that the size effects of the constituent particles are significant on the cracking behavior of the rock specimens. To further investigate the size effects, the bonded-particle model (BPM), which is based on the discrete element method (DEM), is adopted in the present research. In flaw-containing specimens, by varying the crack resolution (Ψ= a/2R), which is the ratio of half flaw length (a) to particle size (2R), the size effects on cracking behavior under compressive loading are studied. By keeping the flaw length constant, the particle size is varied independently in the BPM analysis. Decreasing the crack resolution increases the first crack initiation stress, but it has no obvious effects on the uniaxial compressive strength. The trajectories of the first cracks and secondary cracks hence generated have a higher resolution and are well-defined in those specimens possessing a higher crack resolution. On the contrary, in lower crack resolution specimens, the macroscopic first cracks appear to be wider and less continuous. These findings from numerical simulation clearly demonstrate particle size effects on cracking behavior. Special attention should be paid to these effects in future numerical study using the bonded particle model. Introduction Shale gas exploitation initiated in North America has rapidly extended worldwide. Hydraulic fracturing is an emerging field technique for stimulating the gas reservoir. The study of cracking processes, particularly crack coalescence, is vital for a successful hydraulic fracturing to enhance the gas exploitation. Different cracking processes are observed in marble and gypsum, which possess different grain sizes (Wong & Einstein, 2009a, 2009b; Wong, 2008). To further investigate such effect, the bonded-particle model (BPM) is adopted in the present research. The BPM, which is one of the DEM-based particle models, has been widely used for rock simulations (Cho, Martin, & Sego, 2007; Hazzard, Young, & Maxwell, 2000; Potyondy & Cundall, 2004) since the particle assembly approach was initially developed by Cundall (1971) and Cundall & Strack (1979). Recently, a time-dependent bond breakage model (Wu, Zhu, & Zhu, 2011), synthetic rock mass approaches (Bahaaddini, Sharrock, & Hebblewhite, 2011; Mas Ivars, Pierce, DeGagné, & Darcel, 2008; Thompson, Mas Ivars, Alassi, & Pradhan, 2011), as well as flat-jointed BPM (Potyondy, 2012) have been developed and used for engineering applications. However, some basic cracking phenomena are not yet fully understood for BPM, such as the effect of particle size on cracking processes. This paper will analyze and discuss this effect. 2ff7e9595c