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granularavalancheon thechute
Ve
throughadimensionless
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number
Ve2 / Lg
(a system size Froude number). When
V
2 /
Lg
<< 1,
the head-tail structure is formed.
This conditione
corresponds
to
avalanche
motion
that
is
almost
steady;
therefore,
a
light
granular
material,
or
a
long
chute
is
favorable
for
the
formation
of
the
head-tail
structure
because
a
light
granular
avalanche
has
a
low
terminal
velocity.
This means that a light granular material such as
styrene
foam
particles
is
good
for
model
experiments
of
avalanches on a reducedscale.
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K.
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Y.
Nohguchi.
1990.
Similarity
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a
Voellmy
model
of
snow
avalanches
with
finite
mass.
Acta
Mechanica
82 , 99-127.
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Ko sugi,
K.,
A.Sato ,
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Y.N ohguchi,
Y.Yam ada,
K.Nishimura and K.Izumi (1995). Table tennis ball avalanche
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Proceedings,
636-642.
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Nohguchi, Y., K. Hutter and S. B. Savage. 1989. Similarity so-
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avalanches
of finite mass with
variable
bed
friction.
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Nishimura, K., Y. Nohguchi, Y. Ito and K. Kosugi. 1996. Snow
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Submitted
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ISSW'
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Sav age,
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