变形多孔介质流固耦合模型及数值模拟研究

假定骨架、固体颗粒和水均是可压缩的,在此基础上采用两相不混溶流体的理论推导了水的连续方程,通过引入气压恒定这一假定进一步简化为水的非饱和渗流连续方程。基于广义Biot理论给出了固体骨架积分形式的平衡方程,结合非饱和渗流连续方程采用加权残值法推导了流固耦合方程组的有限元列式。通过干燥介质吸水的数值模拟来考察非饱和流固耦合模型的预测能力,数值模拟的结果表明耦合模型可以准确地反映吸水过程的规律。将耦合模型应用于水下大断面隧洞开挖的瞬态分析,可以模拟出开挖引起的EDZ区域孔隙水压力急剧升高、有效应力减小、渗透系数动态变化以及排水对洞室稳定性的影响,计算的结果与国外大型原位实验的一般性观测结论相吻合。     

非饱和多孔介质动力应变局部变化数值模拟

在已有研究工作基础上对非饱和多孔介质应变局部化问题进行研究,给出非饱和多孔介质的分析控制方程,其中饱和度与毛细压力关系由实验给出。采取适用于非饱和砂土的改进的广义塑性本构模型对应局部变化过程进行数值模拟,给出了试件应变局部化发展过程以及孔隙压力的变化规律。对初始饱和土中所产生非饱和剪切带进行计算的结果表明,采用非饱和模型较饱和模型将获得更为合理的结果。     

率相关饱和多孔介质动力响应的数值分析

在基于混合物理论的多孔介质模型的基础上,将固体相视为弹粘塑性体,建立了饱和多孔介质的弹粘塑性模型。模型的基本思想是在无粘弹塑性本构关系中引入-时间参数,使固体骨架具备了粘性效应。利用Galerkin加权残值法推导得到了罚有限元格式,并采用Newmark预估校正法求解率相关饱和多孔介质的非线性有限元动力方程,此算法可以很...     

饱和多孔介质动力分析的数值流形单元

基于数值流形方法中覆盖函数的基本思想,构造了适用于饱和多孔介质动力耦合分析的三节点平面流形单元,该单元满足Babuska-Brezzi稳定性准则与Zienkiewicz-Taylor分片试验条件,对于位移和孔隙压力具有不等阶的插值函数,且所有节点上具有相同自由度。用标准Galerkin法和Newmark法将饱和多孔介质动力基本方程在空间和时间上离散,得到饱和多孔介质动力分析的流形元离散的算法公式。数值结果表明,与传统有限元相比在孔隙流体不可压缩且非渗流的条件下,数值流形单元对于压力场的计算具有良好的数值稳定性。     

饱和多孔介质不同动力耦合形式数值分析EI北大核心CSCD

Biot饱和多孔介质波动行为的数值模拟在众多工程领域中具有重要的意义和作用,由于固相与液相耦合方程难以解耦,使该问题的数值模拟难度较大。针对饱和多孔介质中部分耦合u-p及全耦合u-p-U方程形式的特征,推导了相应动力耦合控制方程的有限元弱形式,并引入不同耦合形式的饱和多孔介质时域黏性边界,综合利用Comsol Multiphysics提供的偏微分方程应用模式进行二次开发求解,通过一维饱和多孔介质动力响应的解析解和数值解验证了模型求解技术的合理性和可行性,基于u-p-U耦合形式探讨了冲击荷载作用下干砂饱和砂地基动力固结中应力波传播特性。计算结果表明慢纵波对动力固结的影响比较显著,合理的冲击荷载持续时间有利于固结效果的改善。     

饱和多孔介质不同动力耦合形式数值分析

Biot饱和多孔介质波动行为的数值模拟在众多工程领域中具有重要的意义和作用,由于固相与液相耦合方程难以解耦,使该问题的数值模拟难度较大。针对饱和多孔介质中部分耦合u-p及全耦合u-p-U方程形式的特征,推导了相应动力耦合控制方程的有限元弱形式,并引入不同耦合形式的饱和多孔介质时域黏性边界,综合利用Comsol Multiphysics提供的偏微分方程应用模式进行二次开发求解,通过一维饱和多孔介质动力响应的解析解和数值解验证了模型求解技术的合理性和可行性,基于u-p-U耦合形式探讨了冲击荷载作用下干砂饱和砂地基动力固结中应力波传播特性。计算结果表明慢纵波对动力固结的影响比较显著,合理的冲击荷载持续时间有利于固结效果的改善。     

饱和多孔介质一维瞬态波动问题的解析分析

采用基于混合物理论的多孔介质模型,提出了饱和多孔介质一维动力响应的初边值问题。利用拉氏变换和卷积定理,分别得到了边界自由排水时在任意应力边界条件和任意位移边界条件下瞬态波动过程的解析表达。几种典型的数值算例同时给出了两类边界条件下瞬态波动过程中多孔固体的位移场、应力场和孔隙流体的速度场、压力场。结果表明,饱和多孔介质的波动过程是多孔固体和孔隙流体中以同一速度传播的两种波动的耦合过程,时效特性分析也揭示了饱和多孔介质固有的表观粘弹性性质。     

各向异性双重孔隙介质的应力与油水两相渗流耦合理论模型

针对天然裂缝性油藏的特性,建立了描述双重孔隙介质中油水两相流体流动特性的流固耦合理论模型。该模型不仅考虑了渗透率的各向异性,而且考虑了岩石固体骨架变形的各向异性。渗流方程是依据双重孔隙的概念建立起来的,而固体骨架变形控制方程则是根据Biot 的等温、线性孔隙弹性理论建立起来的。同时,给出了横向各向同性及结构各向异性、固体材料各向同性时的双重孔隙介质的应力与油水两相渗流耦合理论模型。对该模型进行了简化,并将其简化后模型与单相流的各项同性和各向异性双重孔隙介质流固耦合理论模型进行了比较。     

求解饱和多孔介质圆柱壳动力学问题的一种半解析方法

基于弹性薄壳理论,结合Biot理论中流体和固体骨架的运动方程及本构关系,得到饱和多孔介质圆柱薄壳在谐激励作用下的一阶矩阵常微分控制方程。结合齐次扩容精细积分法和精细元法,建立了分析该类结构振动问题的半解析方法。该方法充分考虑了多孔介质圆柱薄壳骨架与流体的耦合作用,具有广泛的适应性,弥补了现有计算模型和等效媒质法的不足。基于该方法,还讨论了孔隙率对饱和多孔介质圆柱薄壳的频响特性的影响。     

基于参变量变分原理的三维Cosserat体模型弹塑性分析与应变局部化模拟

基于参变量变分原理,该文发展了三维Cosserat连续体模型弹塑性有限元分析的二次规划算法。由于Cosserat连续体模型的本构方程中存在材料内尺度参数,该模型可以解决经典连续介质理论在分析应变软化问题时病态的有限元网格依赖性问题。数值结果表明所发展的三维Cosserat连续介质弹塑性有限元模型可以有效的模拟应变局部化现象并且该算法具有很好的数值稳定性,同时获得的数值结果具有良好的非网格依赖性。     

Mixed finite element method for saturated poroelastoplastic media at large strains

A mixed finite element for hydro‐dynamic analysis in saturated porous media in the frame of the Biot theory is proposed. Displacements, effective stresses, strains for the solid phase and pressure, pressure gradients, and Darcy velocities for the fluid phase are interpolated as independent variables. The weak form of the governing equations of coupled hydro‐dynamic problems in saturated porous media within the element are given on the basis of the Hu–Washizu three‐field variational principle. In light of the stabilized one point quadrature super‐convergent element developed in solid continuum, the interpolation approximation modes for the primary unknowns and their spatial derivatives of the solid and the fluid phases within the element are assumed independently. The proposed mixed finite element formulation is derived. The non‐linear version of the element formulation is further derived with particular consideration of pressure‐dependent non‐associated plasticity. The return mapping algorithm for the integration of the rate constitutive equation, the consistent elastoplastic tangent modulus matrix and the element tangent stiffness matrix are developed. For geometrical non‐linearity, the co‐rotational formulation approach is used. Numerical results demonstrate the capability and the performance of the proposed element in modelling progressive failure characterized by strain localization due to strain softening in poroelastoplastic media subjected to dynamic loading at large strain. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Inclusion of microscopic rotation of powder particles during compaction in finite element method using Cosserat continuum theory

The effect of microscopic rotation of powder particles in compaction is included in the rigid-plastic finite element method on the basis of the Cosserat continuum theory. In the Cosserat continuum theory, couple stress induced from the microscopic rotation is introduced, and the equilibrium equations of moment for the couple stress are solved simultaneously with those of force. A yield criterion for the Cosserat porous continuum is proposed by taking the effect of the couple stress into consideration, and constitutive equations for the rigid-plastic porous material are derived from the yield criterion on the basis of the associated flow rule. The equilibrium equations of force and moment for the Cosserat continuum are formulated by the use of the Galerkin method. The effect of microscopic rotation of powder particles in plane-strain closed-die compaction is examined. In addition, the calculated result is compared with that for the conventional continuum without the microscopic rotation. © 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

堤防地基地震液化的数值模拟

基于Biot动力耦合理论,采用一个经过广泛验证的砂土循环弹塑性本构模型,建立了平面应变条件下土堤地基的地震液化数值模拟方法。以某河流堤防的实际工程为例,应用该方法对土堤地基的地震液化进行了数值模拟,并对地震作用下的超孔隙水压力、加速度、位移等动力反应进行了计算分析,得到了一些对于抗震分析有用的结果。     

Application of the Cosserat continua to numerical studies on the properties of the materials

The finite element models of Cosserat continuum in two- and three-dimensions are presented. The size effects of a cantilever beam and a micro-rod, the well-posedness, the mesh-independent solutions of the boundary value problems with non-associated elastoplastic and strain softening constitutive behavior, and the progressive failure of the two- and three-dimensional vertical excavations are studied. Numerical results illustrate that the proposed Cosserat continuum models are capable of reflecting the size effects of micro-structures, preserving the well-posedness of the boundary value problem characterized by the strain localization, ensuring mesh-independent solutions, and simulating the entire progressive failure process occurring in engineering structures.     

An extended finite element method for fluid flow in partially saturated porous media with weak discontinuities; the convergence analysis of local enrichment strategies

In this paper, a numerical model is developed for the fully coupled analysis of deforming porous media containing weak discontinuities which interact with the flow of two immiscible, compressible wetting and non-wetting pore fluids. The governing equations involving the coupled solid skeleton deformation and two-phase fluid flow in partially saturated porous media are derived within the framework of the generalized Biot theory. The solid phase displacement, the wetting phase pressure and the capillary pressure are taken as the primary variables of the three-phase formulation. The other variables are incorporated into the model via the experimentally determined functions that specify the relationship between the hydraulic properties of the porous medium, i.e. saturation, permeability and capillary pressure. The spatial discretization by making use of the extended finite element method (XFEM) and the time domain discretization by employing the generalized Newmark scheme yield the final system of fully coupled non-linear equations, which is solved using an iterative solution procedure. Numerical convergence analysis is carried out to study the approximation error and convergence rate of several enrichment strategies for bimaterial multiphase problems exhibiting a weak discontinuity in the displacement field across the material interface. It is confirmed that the problems which arise in the blending elements can have a significant effect on the accuracy and convergence rate of the solution.     

On error estimates and adaptivity in elastoplastic solids: Applications to the numerical simulation of strain localization in classical and Cosserat continua

The a posteriori error estimates based on the post-processing approach are introduced for elastoplastic solids. The standard energy norm error estimate established for linear elliptic problems is generalized here to account for the presence of internal variables through the norm associated with the complementary free energy. This is known to represent a natural metric for the class of elastoplastic problems of evolution. In addition, the intrinsic dissipation functional is utilized as a basis for a complementary a posteriori error estimates. A posteriori error estimates and adaptive refinement techniques are applied to the finite element analysis of a strain localization problem. As a model problem, the constitutive equations describing a generalization of standard J₂-elastoplasticity within the Cosserat continuum are used to overcome serious limitations exhibited by classical continuum models in the post-instability region. The proposed a posteriori error estimates are appropriately modified to account for the Cosserat continuum model and linked with adaptive techniques in order to simulate strain localization problems. Superior behaviour of the Cosserat continuum model in comparison to the classical continuum model is demonstrated through the finite element simulation of the localization in a plane strain tensile test for an elastopiastic softening material, resulting in convergent solutions with an h-refinement and almost uniform error distribution in all considered error norms.     

A mixed finite element for the nonlinear analysis of in-plane loaded masonry walls

A mixed membrane eight-node quadrilateral finite element for the analysis of masonry walls is presented. Assuming that a nonlinear and history-dependent 2D stress-strain constitutive law is used to model masonry material, the element derivation is based on a Hu-Washizu variational statement, involving displacement, strain, and stress fields as primary variables. As the behavior of masonry structures is often characterized by strain localization phenomena, due to strain softening at material level, a discontinuous, piecewise constant interpolation of the strain field is considered at element level, to capture highly nonlinear strain spatial distributions also within finite elements. Newton's method of solution is adopted for the element state determination problem. For avoiding pathological sensitivity to the finite element mesh, a novel algorithm is proposed to perform an integral-type nonlocal regularization of the constitutive equations in the present mixed formulation. By the comparison with competing serendipity displacement-based formulation, numerical simulations prove high performances of the proposed finite element, especially when coarse meshes are adopted.     

Mixed finite element method for coupled thermo‐hydro‐mechanical process in poro‐elasto‐plastic media at large strains

A mixed finite element for coupled thermo‐hydro‐mechanical (THM) analysis in unsaturated porous media is proposed. Displacements, strains, the net stresses for the solid phase; pressures, pressure gradients, Darcy velocities for pore water and pore air phases; temperature, temperature gradients, the total heat flux are interpolated as independent variables. The weak form of the governing equations of coupled THM problems in porous media within the element is given on the basis of the Hu–Washizu three‐filed variational principle. The proposed mixed finite element formulation is derived. The non‐linear version of the element formulation is further derived with particular consideration of the THM constitutive model for unsaturated porous media based on the CAP model. The return mapping algorithm for the integration of the rate constitutive equation, the consistent elasto‐plastic tangent modulus matrix and the element tangent stiffness matrix are developed. For geometrical non‐linearity, the co‐rotational formulation approach is utilized. Numerical results demonstrate the capability and the performance of the proposed element in modelling progressive failure characterized by strain localization and the softening behaviours caused by thermal and chemical effects. Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.