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Influence mechanism of particle friction characteristics on seepage-induced erosion behavior of gap-graded granular systems based on CFD–DEM simulation

This is a journal article (Elsevier BV) reporting a CFD–DEM simulation study of how particle friction affects seepage-induced erosion in gap-graded granular systems, published 2027-03-01. The supplied source metadata includes publisher and content type but no further study details or location information.

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Influence mechanism of particle friction characteristics on seepage-induced erosion behavior of gap-graded granular systems based on CFD–DEM simulation

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