“…The theoretical model of [12,13] includes the contact interaction laws, such as the modified Hertz law, which describes the elastic repulsion of particles, the linearized Cattaneo -Mindlin law [14,15], which describes the "friction" forces at particle shift, the Lurie law [16], which describes the contact elasticity to the particle rolling, as well as modified Hamaker's formula [17], which describes the dispersion attractive forces, and (in the case of II type systems) the possibility of interparticle solid bridges formation [10]. Note that the dispersion attractions and the agglomeration tendency for the nanosized powders, as distinct from powders of micron (or larger) sizes, take on special significance and, in particular, owing to introduction this factors the size effect in compaction processes, well-known from the experimental studies [1][2][3]6], is reproduced by the granular dynamics method.…”