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A coupling extended multiscale finite element method for dynamic analysis of heterogeneous saturated porous media

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Date of Publication:2015-10-05

Journal:INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR NUMERICAL METHODS IN ENGINEERING

Included Journals:SCIE、EI、Scopus

Volume:104

Issue:1

Page Number:18-47

ISSN No.:0029-5981

Key Words:heterogeneous saturated porous media; extended multiscale finite element method; numerical base functions; multi-node coarse element; improved downscaling technique; dynamic problem

Abstract:A coupling extended multiscale finite element method (CEMsFEM) is developed for the dynamic analysis of heterogeneous saturated porous media. The coupling numerical base functions are constructed by a unified method with an equivalent stiffness matrix. To improve the computational accuracy, an additional coupling term that could reflect the interaction of the deformations among different directions is introduced into the numerical base functions. In addition, a kind of multi-node coarse element is adopted to describe the complex high-order deformation on the boundary of the coarse element for the two-dimensional dynamic problem. The coarse element tests show that the coupling numerical base functions could not only take account of the interaction of the solid skeleton and the pore fluid but also consider the effect of the inertial force in the dynamic problems. On the other hand, based on the static balance condition of the coarse element, an improved downscaling technique is proposed to directly obtain the satisfying microscopic solutions in the CEMsFEM. Both one-dimensional and two-dimensional numerical examples of the heterogeneous saturated porous media are carried out, and the results verify the validity and the efficiency of the CEMsFEM by comparing with the conventional finite element method. Copyright (c) 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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