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A new BEM formulation for transient axisymmetric poroelasticity via particular integrals K.H. Park a, P.K. Banerjee b,*. 演講者:蕭錫源. Abstract. A simple particular integral formulation is presented for the first time in a purely axisymmetric poroelastic analysis.
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A new BEM formulation for transient axisymmetricporoelasticity via particular integralsK.H. Park a, P.K. Banerjee b,* 演講者:蕭錫源
Abstract • A simple particular integral formulation is presented for the first time in a purely axisymmetric poroelastic analysis. • The axisymmetric elastostatic and steady-state potential flow equations are used as the complementary solution. • The particular integrals for displacement, traction, pore pressure and flux are derived by integrating three-dimensional formulation alongthe circumferential direction leading to elliptic integrals.
1. Introduction • The general theory of poroelasticity is governed by two coupled differential equations: the Navier equation with pore pressure body force and the pore fluid flow equation as (Banerjee, 1994)
是位移 是有效滲透率 是孔隙壓力和 Lame’s的常數 the undrained不透水的 該排水體積彈性模量是在對堅實組成部分的BULK模數某些情況經驗得知的常數 是body force和source(如果存在的話)for 2D (3D)
常數 和 也可以表示在不排水體積的 彈性模數 (Rice and Cleary, 1976) 是著名的skempton係數的孔隙壓力。
Park and Banerjee (2002a) first proposed the particular integral formulation
2.Three-dimensional particular integral formulation 位移 曳引力孔隙壓力流量
將上三頁的式子代入2006的非均值式子中得下列係數將上三頁的式子代入2006的非均值式子中得下列係數
3. Axisymmetric particular integral formulation • For axisymmetric problems, use of such polynomial functions as functions of r and z coordinates have been discussed in Henry et al. (1987). • It is of considerable interest to note that Wang and Banerjee (1988, 1990) in their developments of particular integrals in free-vibration analysis of axisymmetric solids also observed the same to be true.
then 分別為在X點在R和Z -方向 的normal vector。
4. Numerical implementation 軸對稱彈性力學和穩定狀態勢流方程的根本解 和 分別代表jump terms resulting 所產生的奇異性質的 和
離散↓ ↓
因考慮而加入有限的數量、時間、位移、牽引、孔隙壓力和流量因考慮而加入有限的數量、時間、位移、牽引、孔隙壓力和流量
6. Conclusions • The simple particular integral formulation has been developed for axisymmetric coupled poroelastic analysis. • The equations of axisymmetric elastostatic and steady-state potential flow have been used as the complementary functions. • The particular integrals of displacement, traction, pore pressure and flux are obtained by integrating three-dimensional BEM formulation along the circumferential direction and converting them into elliptic integrals.