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1. A hierarchical simulation methodology for rotary kilns including granular flow and heat transfer. (April 2018)

Authors:: Witt, Peter J.; Sinnott, Matthew D.; Cleary, Paul W.; Schwarz, M. Philip
Journal:: Minerals engineering
Issue:: Volume 119(2018)
Page Start:: 244
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2. A multiscale method for including fine particle effects in DEM models of grinding mills. (December 2015)

Authors:: Cleary, Paul W.
Journal:: Minerals engineering
Issue:: Volume 84(2015)
Page Start:: 88
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3. A new approach to boiling simulation using a discrete particle based method. (December 2015)

Authors:: Prakash, Mahesh; Cleary, Paul W.; Pyo, Soon Hyoung; Woolard, Fletcher
Journal:: Computers & graphics
Issue:: Volume 53:Part B(2015)
Page Start:: 118
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4. Application of SPH to Single and Multiphase Geophysical, Biophysical and Industrial Fluid Flows. Issue 1 (7th February 2021)

Authors:: Cleary, Paul W.; Harrison, Simon M.; Sinnott, Matt D.; Pereira, Gerald G.; Prakash, Mahesh; Cohen, Raymond C. Z.; Rudman, Murray; Stokes, Nick
Journal:: International journal of computational fluid dynamics
Issue:: Volume 35:Issue 1/2(2021)
Page Start:: 22
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5. Axial pressure distribution, flow behaviour and breakage within a HPGR investigation using DEM. (15th March 2021)

Authors:: Cleary, Paul W.; Sinnott, Matt D.
Journal:: Minerals engineering
Issue:: Volume 163(2021)
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6. Comparison of permeability of model porous media between SPH and LB. (26th June 2012)

Authors:: Pereira, Gerald G.; Dupuy, Pablo M.; Cleary, Paul W.; Delaney, Gary W.
Journal:: Progress in computational fluid dynamics
Issue:: Volume 12:Number 2/3(2012)
Page Start:: 176
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7. Computational Modeling of Food Oral Breakdown Using Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics. Issue 2 (5th March 2014)

Authors:: Harrison, Simon M.; Eyres, Graham; Cleary, Paul W.; Sinnott, Matthew D.; Delahunty, Conor; Lundin, Leif
Journal:: Journal of texture studies
Issue:: Volume 45:Issue 2(2014)
Page Start:: 97
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8. Computational prediction of performance for a full scale Isamill: Part 1 – Media motion and energy utilisation in a dry mill. (August 2015)

Authors:: Cleary, Paul W.; Sinnott, Matt D.; Pereira, Gerald G.
Journal:: Minerals engineering
Issue:: Volume 79(2015)
Page Start:: 220
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9. Computational prediction of performance for a full scale Isamill: Part 1 – Media motion and energy utilisation in a dry mill. (August 2015)

Authors:: Cleary, Paul W.; Sinnott, Matt D.; Pereira, Gerald G.
Journal:: Minerals engineering
Issue:: Volume 79(2015)
Page Start:: 220
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10. Computational prediction of performance for a full scale Isamill: Part 2 – Wet models of charge and slurry transport. (August 2015)

Authors:: Cleary, Paul W.; Sinnott, Matt D.
Journal:: Minerals engineering
Issue:: Volume 79(2015)
Page Start:: 239
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