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S3D SpheroPack™ Overview
Product Info
 S3D SpheroPack™
2.2 |
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What’s new in version 2.2
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New features for drawing
polyhedral structures: visualization of polyhedra for the
given phase, etc. |
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Ability to extract spheres with
given number of contacts |
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S3D SpheroPack™ is a software product, designed to generate three-dimensional models of granular structures and materials made
up of particles mathematically approximated as spherical objects.
Product provides models of various packings of spherical particles including loose and close
packings, packing in rigid bunkers of different shapes and sizes.
Skeletal structures with Voronoi diagrams and Delaunay triangulations.
S3D SpheroPack™ is a useful tool for industrial and scientific research of granular media. It can be useful for the researchers and practitioners, mathematicians
and physicists to study variety of materials and structures. It can also be used for optimization of production processes and quality control.
Application examples include:
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development of agglomeration process by optimal blending of ore and coal fines |
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modeling of ceramic materials |
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weight and volume optimization of powders |
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modeling of oil-bearing rock |
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modeling of thin films |
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S3D SpheroPack™ can be used to study the problem of precise definition of Random Close Packings (RCP).
Today RCP cannot be described mathematically precise, so the computer algorithms are the only way to model it. The term "close packing" means that the
spheres are in contact with each other with the highest possible average coordination number and S3D SpheroPack™ computer algorithms can generate and study such
structures.
S3D provides comprehensive visual and quantitative analysis of wide range of characteristics of the structures such as spatial density and porosity, including
their spatial distribution, volume fraction and more.
Product can calculate the density of the powder relying only on fraction composition data. It can handle unlimited number of fractions with any size distribution
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