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In this article, an approach for the efficient numerical solution of multi-species reactive transport problems in porous media
is described. The objective of this approach is to reformulate the given system of partial and ordinary differential equations
(PDEs, ODEs) and algebraic equations (AEs), describing local equilibrium, in such a way that the couplings and nonlinearities
are concentrated in a rather small number of equations, leading to the decoupling of some linear partial differential equations
from the nonlinear system. Thus, the system is handled in the spirit of a global implicit approach (one step method) avoiding
operator splitting techniques, solved by Newton’s method as the basic algorithmic ingredient. The reduction of the problem
size helps to limit the large computational costs of numerical simulations of such problems. If the model contains equilibrium
precipitation-dissolution reactions of minerals, then these are considered as complementarity conditions and rewritten as
semismooth equations, and the whole nonlinear system is solved by the semismooth Newton method. 相似文献
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We develop an ELLAM-MFEM approximation to the strongly coupled systems of time-dependent nonlinear partial differential equations (PDEs) and constraining equations, which describe fully miscible, highly compressible, multicomponent flows through heterogeneous and compressible porous media with singular sources and sinks. An Eulerian–Lagrangian localized adjoint method (ELLAM) is presented to solve the transport equations for concentrations. A mixed finite element method (MFEM) is used to solve the pressure PDE for the pressure and Darcy velocity simultaneously, which generates accurate fluid velocities and minimizes the numerical difficulties occurring in standard methods caused by differentiation of the pressure and then multiplication by rough coefficients. The ELLAM-MFEM solution technique symmetrizes and stabilizes the governing transport PDEs and greatly reduces nonphysical oscillation and/or excessive numerical dispersion present in many large-scale simulators. Computational experiments show that the ELLAM-MFEM solution technique can generate stable and physically reasonable numerical simulations even if coarse spatial grids and very large time steps are used. 相似文献
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A time-splitting approach for advection–dispersion equations is considered. The dispersive and advective fluxes are split into two separate partial differential equations (PDEs), one containing the dispersive term and the other one the advective term. On triangular elements a triangle-based high resolution Finite Volume (FV) scheme for advection is combined with a Mixed Hybrid Finite Element (MHFE) technique to solve dispersion. This approach introduces an error proportional to the time step and the overall scheme is only first order accurate if special care is not taken in the definition of the numerical flux approximation for advection. By incorporating the diffusive effects into the definition of this numerical flux, near second order accuracy (up to a logh factor) can be proved theoretically and validated by numerical experiments in both one- and two-dimensional cases. 相似文献
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This paper presents an exact analytical solution to fully coupled axisymmetric consolidation of a semi‐infinite, transversely isotropic saturated soil subjected to a uniform circular loading at the ground surface. The analysis is under the framework of Biot's general theory of consolidation. First, the governing equations of consolidation are transformed into a set of equivalent partial differential equations with the introduction of two auxiliary variables. These partial differential equations are then solved using Hankel–Laplace integral transforms. Once solutions in the transformed domain have been obtained, the actual solutions in the physical domain for displacements and stress components of the solid matrix, pore‐water pressure and fluid discharge can be finally obtained by direct numerical inversion. The accuracy of the numerical solutions developed is confirmed by comparison with an existing exact solution for an isotropic and saturated soil that is a special case of the more general problem addressed. Numerical analyses are also presented to investigate the influence of the degree of material anisotropy on the consolidation settlement. Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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基于Biot固结理论,运用解析层元方法求解竖向简谐荷载作用下二维层状饱和地基的动力响应问题。从直角坐标平面应变问题控制方程出发,通过Fourier-Laplace变换将偏微分方程组转化为常微分方程组,求解得到单层饱和地基的解析层元。结合层间连续条件和边界条件,组装得到多层饱和地基的总刚度矩阵方程,进而求得变换域内的解。借助Fourier-Laplace逆变换的数值积分方法,获得平面应变动力问题在物理域内的解,编制了相应的计算程序,其计算结果与已有文献结果吻合较好。通过算例分析了荷载圆频率、荷载作用深度及地基成层性对地基竖向位移的影响。计算结果表明：随荷载圆频率的增大,地基竖向位移先增加后减小;地基竖向位移在荷载作用点处呈现波峰,且受表层土性的影响较大。 相似文献
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传统的栅格离散方式不能很好反映流域水文过程的边界特征,且难以实现流域水文过程的多尺度模拟.采用有限体积法构建了基于不规则三角形网格的物理性水文模型,将物理性描述的偏微分方程组在控制体积内积分得到空间半离散的常微分方程组,保证数值求解中的水量平衡,并可与概念性描述部分水文过程(如截留、填洼等)的常微分方程组更好地耦合;建立了数值求解方案,采用Triangle对计算区域进行离散,并在沁河上游流域进行了验证,结果表明模型具有较高的模拟精度和良好的应用前景. 相似文献
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The Smith and Bretherton model for fluvial landsurfaces consists of a pair of partial differential equations: one governing water flow and one governing sediment flow. Numerical solutions of these equations have been shown to provide realistic models of the evolution of fluvial landscapes. Further analysis of these equations shows that they possess scaling laws (Hack’s Law) that are known to exist in nature. The preservation of these scaling laws in simulations is highly dependent on the numerical method used. Two numerical methods, both optimized for overland flow, have been used to simulate these surfaces. The implicit method exhibits the correct scaling laws, but the explicit method fails to do so. These equations, and the resulting models, help to bridge the gap between the deterministic and the stochastic theories of landscape evolution. Slight modifications have been made to this model to make the resulting surfaces more realistic. The most successful of these was the addition of an abrasion term to assist in the channelization of rivers. 相似文献
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We review and perform comparison studies for three recent multiscale methods for solving elliptic problems in porous media
flow; the multiscale mixed finite-element method, the numerical subgrid upscaling method, and the multiscale finite-volume
method. These methods are based on a hierarchical strategy, where the global flow equations are solved on a coarsened mesh
only. However, for each method, the discrete formulation of the partial differential equations on the coarse mesh is designed
in a particular fashion to account for the impact of heterogeneous subgrid structures of the porous medium. The three multiscale
methods produce solutions that are mass conservative on the underlying fine mesh. The methods may therefore be viewed as efficient,
approximate fine-scale solvers, i.e., as an inexpensive alternative to solving the elliptic problem on the fine mesh. In addition,
the methods may be utilized as an alternative to upscaling, as they generate mass-conservative solutions on the coarse mesh.
We therefore choose to also compare the multiscale methods with a state-of-the-art upscaling method – the adaptive local–global
upscaling method, which may be viewed as a multiscale method when coupled with a mass-conservative downscaling procedure.
We investigate the properties of all four methods through a series of numerical experiments designed to reveal differences
with regard to accuracy and robustness. The numerical experiments reveal particular problems with some of the methods, and
these will be discussed in detail along with possible solutions. Next, we comment on implementational aspects and perform
a simple analysis and comparison of the computational costs associated with each of the methods. Finally, we apply the three
multiscale methods to a dynamic two-phase flow case and demonstrate that high efficiency and accurate results can be obtained
when the subgrid computations are made part of a preprocessing step and not updated, or updated infrequently, throughout the
simulation.
The research is funded by the Research Council of Norway under grant nos. 152732 and 158908. 相似文献
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In order to capture the influence of the cavity expansion velocity, this paper presents a semianalytical solution for dynamic spherical cavity expansion in modified Cam Clay (MCC) soil. The key problem is solving the six coupled partial differential equations (PDEs) of cavity expansion, in which the dynamic term is considered in the stress equilibrium equation. The similarity transformation technique is used to transform the PDEs into ordinary differential equations (ODEs). Subsequently, the numerical method using the function “ODE45” in MATLAB is selected to solve the ODEs, which allows the stress and excess pore pressure around the expanding spherical cavity wall to be obtained. The proposed semianalytical solution for dynamic spherical cavity expansion was validated by comparting the degenerate solution with the published quasistatic solution for the MCC model. Parametric study was then conducted to capture the influence of the cavity wall velocity on the cavity expansion response. The proposed solution has potential application to geotechnical problems such as dynamic pile driving, the dynamic cone penetration test, and so forth. 相似文献
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Daniel T. C. Yao Waldyr Lopes de Oliveira‐Filho Xiao‐Chuan Cai Dobroslav Znidarcic 《国际地质力学数值与分析法杂志》2002,26(2):139-161
The consolidation and desiccation behaviour of soft soils can be described by two time‐dependent non‐linear partial differential equations using the finite strain theory. Analytical solutions do not exist for these governing equations. In this paper, we develop efficient numerical methods and software for finding the numerical solutions. We introduce a semi‐implicit time integration scheme, and show numerically that our method converges. In addition, the numerical solution matches well with the experimental result. A boundary refinement method is also developed to improve the convergence and stability for the case of Neumann type boundary conditions. Interface governing equations are derived to maintain the continuity of consolidation and desiccation processes. This is useful because the soil column can undergo desiccation on top and consolidation on the bottom simultaneously. The numerical algorithms has been implemented into a computer program and the results have been verified with centrifuge test results conducted in our laboratory. Copyright © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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A numericl method for solving consolidation problems of layered soils is developed. Starting from the governing differential equations for the coupled poro-elastic medium, the governing partial differential equations are reduced to ordinary differential equations by means of the appropriate displacement functions and Laplace-Fourier transformation. Once the fundamental solution in the transformed domain has been found, the solution in the physical domain is obtained by numerically inverting the transformations. A series of soil consolidation problems have been solved and validated against existing solutions in order to compare the feasibility and the accuracy of the present technique. 相似文献
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Pankaj K. Mishra Sankar K. Nath Mrinal K. Sen Gregory E. Fasshauer 《Computational Geosciences》2018,22(5):1203-1218
Scattered data interpolation schemes using kriging and radial basis functions (RBFs) have the advantage of being meshless and dimensional independent; however, for the datasets having insufficient observations, RBFs have the advantage over geostatistical methods as the latter requires variogram study and statistical expertise. Moreover, RBFs can be used for scattered data interpolation with very good convergence, which makes them desirable for shape function interpolation in meshless methods for numerical solution of partial differential equations. For interpolation of large datasets, however, RBFs in their usual form, lead to solving an ill-conditioned system of equations, for which, a small error in the data can cause a significantly large error in the interpolated solution. In order to reduce this limitation, we propose a hybrid kernel by using the conventional Gaussian and a shape parameter independent cubic kernel. Global particle swarm optimization method has been used to analyze the optimal values of the shape parameter as well as the weight coefficients controlling the Gaussian and the cubic part in the hybridization. Through a series of numerical tests, we demonstrate that such hybridization stabilizes the interpolation scheme by yielding a far superior implementation compared to those obtained by using only the Gaussian or cubic kernels. The proposed kernel maintains the accuracy and stability at small shape parameter as well as relatively large degrees of freedom, which exhibit its potential for scattered data interpolation and intrigues its application in global as well as local meshless methods for numerical solution of PDEs. 相似文献
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We consider a system of nonlinear partial differential equations that arises in the modeling of two-phase flows in a porous medium. The phase velocities are modeled using a Brinkman regularization of the classical Darcy’s law. We propose a notion of weak solution for these equations and prove existence of these solutions. An efficient finite difference scheme is proposed and is shown to converge to the weak solutions of this system. The Darcy limit of the Brinkman regularization is studied numerically using the convergent finite difference scheme in two space dimensions as well as using both analytical and numerical tools in one space dimension. The results suggest that the Brinkman regularization may not approximate the accepted entropy solutions of the Darcy model and raise fundamental questions about the use of Brinkman type models in two-phase flows. 相似文献
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The Crank–Nicolson scheme has second‐order accuracy, but often leads to oscillations affecting numerical stability. On the other hand, the implicit scheme is free from oscillation, but it has only first‐order accuracy. In this work, a three‐point discretization scheme with variable time step is presented for the time marching of parabolic partial differential equations. The method proposed has second‐order accuracy, is unconditionally stable and dampens spurious oscillations of the numerical results. The application and effectiveness of the new method are demonstrated through several numerical examples. It is shown that, unlike the Crank–Nicolson method, the approach proposed produces no oscillatory response irrespective of the time step adopted. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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Based on the Fredlund consolidation theory of unsaturated soil, exact solutions of the governing equations for one‐dimensional consolidation of single‐layer unsaturated soil are presented, in which the water permeability and air transmission are assumed to be constants. The general solution of two coupled homogeneous governing equations is first obtained. This general solution is expressed in terms of two functions psi1 and ψ2, where ψ1 and ψ2, respectively, satisfy two second‐order partial differential equations, which are in the same form. Using the method of separation of variables, the two partial differential equations are solved and exact solutions for three typical homogeneous boundary conditions are obtained. To obtain exact solutions of nonhomogeneous governing equations with three typical nonhomogeneous boundary conditions, the nonhomogeneous boundary conditions are first transformed into homogeneous boundary conditions. Then according to the method of undetermined coefficients and exact solutions of homogenous governing equations, the series form exact solutions are put forward. The validity of the proposed exact solutions is verified against other analytical solutions in the literature. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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Amir Aabbas Katebi Ali Khojasteh Mohammad Rahimian Ronald Y. S. Pak 《国际地质力学数值与分析法杂志》2010,34(12):1211-1236
A theoretical formulation is presented for the determination of the interaction of a vertically loaded disc embedded in a transversely isotropic half‐space. By means of a complete representation using a displacement potential, it is shown that the governing equations of motion for this class of problems can be uncoupled into a fourth‐order partial differential equation. With the aid of Hankel transforms, a relaxed treatment of the mixed‐boundary value problem is formulated as dual integral equations, which, in turn, are reduced to a Fredholm equation of the second kind. In addition to furnishing a unified view of existing solutions for zero and infinite embedments, the present treatment reveals a severe boundary‐layer phenomenon, which is apt to be of interest to this class of problems in general. The present solutions are analytically in exact agreement with the existing solutions for a half‐space with isotropic material properties. To confirm the accuracy of the numerical evaluation of the integrals involved, numerical results are included for cases of different degrees of the material anisotropy and compared with existing solutions. Further numerical examples are also presented to elucidate the influence of the degree of the material anisotropy on the response. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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A novel procedure associated with the precise integration method (PIM) and the technique of dual vector is proposed to effectively calculate the magnitude and distribution of deformations in a homogeneous multilayered transversely isotropic medium. The planes of transverse isotropy are assumed to be parallel to the horizontal surface of the soil system. The linearly elastic medium is subjected to four types of vertically acting axisymmetric loads prescribed either at the external surface or in the interior of the soil medium. There are no limits for the thicknesses and number of soil layers to be considered. By virtue of the governing equations of motion and the constitutive equations of the transversely isotropic elastic body, and based on the Hankel integral transform and a dual vector formulation in a cylindrical coordinate system, the partial differential motion equations can be converted into first‐order ordinary differential matrix equations. Applying the approach of PIM, it is convenient to obtain the solutions of ordinary differential matrix equations for the continuously homogeneous multilayered transversely isotropic elastic soil in the transformed domain. The PIM is a highly accurate algorithm to solve the sets of first‐order ordinary differential equations, which can ensure to achieve any desired accuracy of the solutions. What is more, all calculations are based on the standard method with the corresponding algebraic operations. Computational efforts can be reduced to a great extent. Finally, numerical examples are provided to illustrate the accuracy and effectiveness of the proposed approach. Some more cases are analyzed to evaluate the influences of the elastic parameters of the transversely isotropic media on the load‐displacement responses. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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Decoupling Conditions for Elasto-plastic Consolidation Question Based on Numerical Modeling Method 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Cheng Tao Wang Jingtao Dong Bichang 《中国地质大学学报(英文版)》2005,16(4):363-368
INTRODUCTION Theconsolidationofsaturatedsoilisanimpor tantsubjectingeomechanics.Biot(1941)proposed thethree dimensionalconsolidationtheory,whichis basedontheprincipleofeffectivestress,continuity conditionsandequilibriumequations.Theremarka blesuccessofthistheoryistheanalysisofthetime dependenteffectandcouplingeffectofsoilandpore water.Thus,thetheoryisaclassictheoryinsatu ratedsoilstatistics.Itwasalmostunfeasibletoperformanalysesof thistheorywithoutthedevelopmentofhigh speed computersandnu… 相似文献
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Semi‐analytical solution to one‐dimensional consolidation for unsaturated soils with semi‐permeable drainage boundary under time‐dependent loading 
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下载免费PDF全文 This paper presents semi‐analytical solutions to Fredlund and Hasan's one‐dimensional consolidation of unsaturated soils with semi‐permeable drainage boundary under time‐dependent loadings. Two variables are introduced to transform two coupled governing equations of pore‐water and pore‐air pressures into an equivalent set of partial differential equations, which are easily solved by the Laplace transform. The pore‐water pressure, pore‐air pressure and settlement are obtained in the Laplace domain. Crump's method is adopted to perform the inverse Laplace transform in order to obtain semi‐analytical solutions in time domain. It is shown that the present solutions are more general and have a good agreement with the existing solutions from literatures. Furthermore, the current solutions can also be degenerated into conventional solutions to one‐dimensional consolidation of unsaturated soils with homogeneous boundaries. Finally, several numerical examples are provided to illustrate consolidation behavior of unsaturated soils under four types of time‐dependent loadings, including instantaneous loading, ramp loading, exponential loading and sinusoidal loading. Parametric studies are illustrated by variations of pore‐air pressure, pore‐water pressure and settlement at different values of the ratio of air–water permeability coefficient, depth and loading parameters. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献