Abstract
Generalized Formula of the Fraction of Interphase for Polydisperse Non-Spherical Particles: Theoretical and Numerical Models
Highlights
Generalized Formula of the Fraction of Interphase for Polydisperse NonSpherical Particles: Theoretical and Numerical Models
A novel algorithm is developed by reducing the problem of identifying the precise location between an arbitrary spatial point and interphase to the basic issue of finding the distance from the point to the surface of particles
If the distance is less than the interphase thickness, the point definitely locates inside interphase
Summary
Generalized Formula of the Fraction of Interphase for Polydisperse NonSpherical Particles: Theoretical and Numerical Models Abstract: The volume fraction of interphase is an important microstructure parameter in the prediction of macroscopic properties of particulate composites. Some researchers have presented theoretical and numerical investigations on the interphase fraction for spherical particle systems, and even quantify the influence of interphase fraction on the overall elastic and transport properties of particulate composites.
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