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Granular materials exhibit several regimes of behavior: plastic, inertial, fluidized, and entrained flow, but not all materials can pass through all of these states. Our concern is with the criteria that determine the transition from one regime to another and with the boundaries to the various flow regimes that these criteria define. Experimentally we have focused on fine, cohesive powders, where the interparticle cohesive force dominates over gravitational force and where entrained air can cause moving powder to become fluidized.
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