On Mixed Isogeometric Analysis of Poroelasticity

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Main Authors: Bekele, Yared W., Fonn, Eivind, Kvamsdal, Trond, Kvarving, Arne M., Nordal, Steinar
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author Bekele, Yared W.
Fonn, Eivind
Kvamsdal, Trond
Kvarving, Arne M.
Nordal, Steinar
author_facet Bekele, Yared W.
Fonn, Eivind
Kvamsdal, Trond
Kvarving, Arne M.
Nordal, Steinar
contents Pressure oscillations at small time steps have been known to be an issue in poroelasticity simulations. A review of proposed approaches to overcome this problem is presented. Critical time steps are specified to alleviate this in finite element analyses. We present a mixed isogeometric formulation here with a view to assessing the results at very small time steps. Numerical studies are performed on Terzaghi's problem and consolidation of a layered porous medium with a very low permeability layer for varying polynomial degrees, continuities across knot spans and spatial discretizations. Comparisons are made with equal order simulations.
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spellingShingle On Mixed Isogeometric Analysis of Poroelasticity
Bekele, Yared W.
Fonn, Eivind
Kvamsdal, Trond
Kvarving, Arne M.
Nordal, Steinar
Numerical Analysis
Pressure oscillations at small time steps have been known to be an issue in poroelasticity simulations. A review of proposed approaches to overcome this problem is presented. Critical time steps are specified to alleviate this in finite element analyses. We present a mixed isogeometric formulation here with a view to assessing the results at very small time steps. Numerical studies are performed on Terzaghi's problem and consolidation of a layered porous medium with a very low permeability layer for varying polynomial degrees, continuities across knot spans and spatial discretizations. Comparisons are made with equal order simulations.
title On Mixed Isogeometric Analysis of Poroelasticity
topic Numerical Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.01275