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Not really. Angle of repose corresponds to "internal packing friction", which "depends on" contact friction but is not equal. Most materials have contact friction around 30°. Put this value at contact in a loose sphere packing and you will get an internal friction around 18°. Anyway, you should get realistic results as soon as you define a decent friction (say between 10 and 40), this is not a crucial parameter yet.It seems to me that if I put some beads into a container, then tip the container, the angle at which they start flowing is the angle of internal friction.. I am not at all sure of this, it seems far to simple.
Bruno
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