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how can I use plasticity model in the poroelasticity module

Posted 15 mar 2013, 17:23 GMT-4 Version 4.3a 1 Reply

Chaney Long
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I want to use soil plasticity model in the poroelasticity module? How can I add soil plasticity model into the poroelasticity module? I notice I can add soil plasticity model in the structural mechanics module, but I can not find soil plasticity model in the poroelasticity module.
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1 Reply Last Post 14 apr 2013, 07:23 GMT-4
Suresh Seetharam
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Posted: 1 decade ago 14 apr 2013, 07:23 GMT-4
I do not have geomechanics module to comment.

But I would be surprised if soil plasticity model do not have provision for inputs concerning flow. Is it possible that you do not have subsurface module due to which you cannot access poroelastic model? If you cannot provide flow parameters and you do not have poroelastic model, then you can easily build your own flow model, presumably Darcy's via PDE interface.


Suresh
I do not have geomechanics module to comment. But I would be surprised if soil plasticity model do not have provision for inputs concerning flow. Is it possible that you do not have subsurface module due to which you cannot access poroelastic model? If you cannot provide flow parameters and you do not have poroelastic model, then you can easily build your own flow model, presumably Darcy's via PDE interface. Suresh

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