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Transmitting Artificial Boundary of Attenuating Wave for Saturated Porous Media
Based on the constitutive equation of saturated porous media, the attenuating wave multi-transmitting artificial boundaries (AMT-ABs) for transient analysis in case of 2D and 3D are developed and its reflection coefficients are also presented. Compared with the reflection coefficient of homogeneous plane wave multi-transmitting artificial boundary (HMT-AB), the reflection coefficient of AMT-AB is the least. Via programming in APDL provided by ANSYS, AMT-AB was added into ANSYS. Numerical example is given and the analyzed results show that the AMT-AB is the most accurate artificial boundary to analyze sophisticated dynamic problems than other major local artificial boundaries.
Transmitting Artificial Boundary of Attenuating Wave for Saturated Porous Media
Based on the constitutive equation of saturated porous media, the attenuating wave multi-transmitting artificial boundaries (AMT-ABs) for transient analysis in case of 2D and 3D are developed and its reflection coefficients are also presented. Compared with the reflection coefficient of homogeneous plane wave multi-transmitting artificial boundary (HMT-AB), the reflection coefficient of AMT-AB is the least. Via programming in APDL provided by ANSYS, AMT-AB was added into ANSYS. Numerical example is given and the analyzed results show that the AMT-AB is the most accurate artificial boundary to analyze sophisticated dynamic problems than other major local artificial boundaries.
Transmitting Artificial Boundary of Attenuating Wave for Saturated Porous Media
Zhu, Zhi-Hui (author) / Yu, Zhi-Wu (author) / Wei, Hong-Wei (author) / Wu, Fang-Bo (author)
GeoHunan International Conference 2009 ; 2009 ; Changsha, Hunan, China
2009-07-13
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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