Computational Methods for Flow and Transport in Porous Media

ISBN-13: 9789048154401 / Angielski / Miękka / 2010 / 388 str.

J. M. Crolet

Opis

This volume is based on the 1998 Second International Symposium on Computer Methods for Engineering in Porous Media. The selected contributions provide evidence that computer-based models and in particular numerical methods are essential tools for the solution of many problems encountered in the field of flow and transport in porous media. The range of subject areas presented includes numerical methods, mass transport and heat transfer and simulation studies. Computational Methods for Flow and Transport in Porous Media also details the applications of numerical techniques applied to inverse problems, reactive transport, unsaturated media or upscaling. Audience: This book will be of interest to all those involved in the integration of computer technology including numericians, hydrogeologists, researchers in soil and fluid mechanics and engineers involved in this multidisciplinary subject. It also provides faculty and graduate students with recent developments in porous media modelling.

Spis treści

Foreword. Numerical methods. The simulation of the transport of contaminants in groundwater flow; error estimates for a finite volume scheme; R. Eymard, et al. Inertial flow anisotropy in oblique flow through porous media; M. Firdaouss, P. Tran. An adaptive method for characteristics finite element method for solute transport equation in unsaturated porous media; M. Gabbouhy, Z. Mghazli. Estimation of parameter geometry; J. Heredia, et al. Fast real space renormalization for two-phase porous media flow; M. Hoffmann. Solution of convection-diffusion problems with the memory terms; J. Kacur. Optimal control approach for a flow in a unsaturated porous media; C. Murea, J.M. Crolet. Splitting the saturation and heterogeneity for time dependent effective phase permeabilities; M. Panfilov, A. Tchijov. Fuzzy simulation of waterflooding: a new approach to handling uncertainties in multiple realizations; A.B. Zolotukhin. Mass transport and heat transfer. A two-domain model for infiltration into unsaturated fine-textured soils; A. Abdallah, R. Masrouri. Numerical study of heat and mass transfer in a cubical porous medium heated by solar energy `Boubnov-Galerkin method'; A. Al Mers, et al. Cylindrical reactor performance evaluation for a solar adsorption cooling machine; E.H. Aroudam, A. Mimet. RETRASO, a parallel code to model REactive TRAnsport of SOlutes; I. Benet Llobera, et al. A numerical study of the coupled evolutions of micro-geometry and transport properties of simple 3D porous media; D. Bernard, G. Vignoles. Pore-scale modelling to minimize empirical uncertainties in transport equations; J.P. Du Plessis. Modelling contaminant transport and biodegradation in a saturated porous media; S.A. Kammouri, et al. Water phase changeand vapour transport in low permeability unsaturated soils with capillary effects; S. Olivella, et al. Behaviour of infiltration plume in porous media. Adequacy between numerical results and a simplified theory; C. Oltean, M.A. Bues. A comparison of two alternatives to simulate reactive transport in groundwater; M.W. Saaltink, et al. Comparison with experimentations and simulations of real cases. Modeling of organic liquid entrapment and surfactant enhanced recovery in heterogeneous media; L. Abriola. Application of the back-tracking method to the definition of sanitary zones of catchwork protection for drinking water supply; M. Bonnet, F. Bertone. Experimental and numerical investigation of porosity variations in saline media induced by temperature gradients; S. Castagna, et al. CLOG: A code to address the clogging of artificial recharge systems; A. Perez-Paricio, et al. Groundwater flow modelling of a landslide; J. Rius, et al. Trace gas absorption by soil. Simulation study on diffusion processes of trace gases, CO, H2, and CH4 in soil; S. Yonemura, et al. List of contributors.