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Numerical approximation of water–air two-phase flow by the mixed finite element method
AbstractA new model for two-phase flow of water and air in soil is presented. This leads to a system of two mass balance equations and two equations representing conservation of momentum of fluid and gas, respectively. This paper is concerned with the verification of this model for the special case of a rigid soil skeleton by computational experiments. Its numerical treatment is based on the Raviart–Thomas mixed finite element method combined with an implicit Euler time discretization. The feasibility of the method is illustrated for some test examples of one- and two-dimensional two-phase flow problems.
Numerical approximation of water–air two-phase flow by the mixed finite element method
AbstractA new model for two-phase flow of water and air in soil is presented. This leads to a system of two mass balance equations and two equations representing conservation of momentum of fluid and gas, respectively. This paper is concerned with the verification of this model for the special case of a rigid soil skeleton by computational experiments. Its numerical treatment is based on the Raviart–Thomas mixed finite element method combined with an implicit Euler time discretization. The feasibility of the method is illustrated for some test examples of one- and two-dimensional two-phase flow problems.
Numerical approximation of water–air two-phase flow by the mixed finite element method
Korsawe, Johannes (author) / Perau, Eugen (author) / Potthoff, Susanne (author) / Starke, Gerhard (author)
Computers and Geotechnics ; 30 ; 695-705
2003-07-16
11 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Numerical approximation of water-air two-phase flow by the mixed finite element method
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