To reduce the noise and vibration perturbations, it is beneficial to use the dissipative properties of poroelastic materials. These materials are generally not used alone, but rather inserted in composite mechanical assemblies made of elastic structures, poroelastic materials and air insertions. If these structures are assemblies of layers of materials, they are called multilayer complexes. If ...

We develop a loosely coupled fluid-structure interaction finite element solver based on the Lie operator splitting scheme. The scheme is applied to the interaction between an incompressible, viscous, Newtonian fluid, and a multilayered structure, which consists of a thin elastic layer and a thick poroelastic material. The thin layer is modeled using the linearly elastic Koiter membrane model, w...

The equations of motion and the nonlinear constitutive theory of fluid-filled poroelastic media are derived from the fundamental equations of elasticity and fluid mechanics for the constituents. A two-scale spatial expansion and the method of homogenization are employed. Explicit equations are obtained for the special case of a medium consisting of alternating solid and fluid layers. The linear...

Related DatabasesWeb of Science You must be logged in with an active subscription to view this.Article DataHistorySubmitted: 25 November 2020Accepted: 13 August 2021Published online: 01 2021Keywordsporoelasticity, fluid-poroelastic structure interaction, poroelastic plate, multilayered poroelasticity, well-posednessAMS Subject Headings74F10, 76S05, 74L15, 34A01, 74K20Publication DataISSN (print...

BACKGROUND The fluid load support fraction (W(F)/W(T)) can be used to define the mechanical contribution of the interstitial fluid (W(F)) to the total force (W(T)) in the deformation of cartilage. Traditionally, W(F)/W(T) is calculated using complex experimental setups or time-consuming micromechanical poroelastic Finite Element (FE) simulations. AIM To define and validate a fast and efficien...

S U M M A R Y We present a unified continuum mechanics representation of the mechanisms believed to be commonly involved in post-seismic transients such as viscoelasticity, fault creep and poroelasticity. The time-dependent relaxation that follows an earthquake, or any other static stress perturbation, is considered in a framework of a generalized viscoelastoplastic rheology whereby some inelas...

This work is motivated by the modelling of ventilation and deformation in the lung for understanding the biomechanics of respiratory diseases. The main contribution is the derivation and implementation of a lung model that tightly couples a poroelastic model of lung parenchyma to an airway fluid network. The poroelastic model approximates the porous structure of lung parenchyma using a continuu...

The permeability and coupled behavior of pore pressure and deformations play an important role in hydraulic fracturing (HF) modeling. In this work, a poroelastic displacement discontinuity method is used to study the permeability effect on the HF development in various formation permeabilities. The numerical method is verified by the existing analytical and experimental data. Then the propagati...

A three-dimensional fully-coupled poroelastic displacement discontinuity method is developed and used to analyze the temporal variation of opening and slip of a natural fracture in a reservoir in response to the sudden application of fluid pressure in the fracture surfaces. Numerical results show that a hydraulic fracture opens in an increasing manner with time as the rock moves towards a drain...