2004
DOI: 10.1002/nme.966
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Computational mechanics applied to interaction problems

Abstract: SUMMARYThis paper presents a general discussion on the application of computational mechanics concepts to solve engineering problems involving interaction effects between different media-for example, structure-soil/rock interaction and/or different phases such as solid-fluid interaction. The discussion includes illustrations based on numerical analyses of such problems using coupled finite element and boundary element, coupled finite element and infinite element methods. A few of the other mechanics concepts s… Show more

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“…with the boundary conditions (11)- (15) only for the function of pore pressure. This uncoupled filtration problem was studied previously with nonlinear filtration law and zero initial conditions [8].…”
Section: Poroelastic Problem Statement For Multi-layer Coal Seam Withmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…with the boundary conditions (11)- (15) only for the function of pore pressure. This uncoupled filtration problem was studied previously with nonlinear filtration law and zero initial conditions [8].…”
Section: Poroelastic Problem Statement For Multi-layer Coal Seam Withmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We also note that the further process of free methane filtration can be investigated with the use of coupled models for deformable coal seam and gas motion with regard to different additional relations developed in [14,15,17]. Hence, the model considered in the paper describes only the initial process of the hydrofracturing in the coal seam, and for the investigation of the phenomena taking place after the fracture other effects, such as crack resistance, mechanical fracturing and methane release from the bound state, should be taken into account.…”
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