Model and numerical simulation for coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical- migratory processes considering influence of solute concentration
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Model and numerical simulation for coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical- migratory processes considering influence of solute concentration
Vol. 29, Issue 1, (2008)
作者机构:
中国科学院武汉岩土力学研究所,武汉,430071
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CLC:O351
Online First:18 July 2013,
Published:2008
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ZHANG Yu-jun. Model and numerical simulation for coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical- migratory processes considering influence of solute concentration[J]. 2008, 29(1).
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ZHANG Yu-jun. Model and numerical simulation for coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical- migratory processes considering influence of solute concentration[J]. 2008, 29(1).DOI:
Model and numerical simulation for coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical- migratory processes considering influence of solute concentration
The density of groundwater in the surrounding rockmass of a geological disposal repository of high-level radioactive nuclear waste varies with the solute concentration
which will influence the thermo-hydro-mechanical processes in near field and far field of the saturated-unsaturated porous media. At the same time the temperature field and the stress field will also exert actions on the migratory of nuclides and solutes in groundwater. Considering these two factors the relevant momentum equilibrium equation
the continuity equation for water
the energy balance equation and the percolation and migration equation are established and introduced; and a 2D code of finite element method is developed for analyzing coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical-migratory phenomena in porous media. Through a numerical computation for the multi-field coupling progress after nuclide leakage in an assumed nuclear waste repository
the distribution and change of the temperature
stresses
pore pressures and nuclide concentrations in the near field are investigated. The results show that the established model and FEM code can be used to simulate coupled thermo-hydro- mechanical-migratory phenomena