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To numerically simulate “bedload transport” of sediment by a turbulent flow over an erodible bed, our group has been developing “fictitious domain” methods to handle dense-phase particulate flow in turbulent flow of liquid. We report on efforts to check our simulation method against experiment for a dense-phase particulate flow in liquid, namely a rotating drum half-filled with spherical particles. Overall agreement between experimental and simulated values of static and dynamic angle of repose is found to be quite satisfactory, both in air and in oil.

AN EXPERIMENTAL CHECK ON PARTICLE DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS OF ERODIBLE PARTICLE BEDS; THE ROTATING TUMBLER.