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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Coupled modelling"”.

  1. Geomechanically coupled modelling of fluid flow partitioning in fractured porous media.

    … approach was significantly enhanced when coupled further with poro-elasticity physics and stress dependent permeability. In the next step, the coupled open channel fracture simulation approach was applied to perform a sensitivity analysis on the effect of all parameters of the governing …

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  2. Multiphysics Coupling Analysis of Indicator Gas Variations Induced by Coal Spontaneous Combustion in Longwall Goaf

    … challenges, this study integrates Multiphysics coupled modelling with experimental analysis. Firstly, a Multiphysics coupling model is developed to represent the interactions among solid, gas, and thermal processes within the goaf. This model systematically investigates the coupling mechanisms …

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  3. High-Resolution Modelling of Surface-Atmosphere Interactions and Convection Development at Nam Co Lake, Tibetan Plateau

    … numerical atmospheric models with a fully coupled surface model are a valuable tool for the systematic investigation of surface-atmosphere interactions. Nam Co Lake, located at the northern extent of the monsoon's influence, was selected as a complex system in order to study the interaction …

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  4. The effects of upstream Natural Flood Management on urban surface drainage performance

    … local surface drainage performance. A novel modelling methodology has been developed to characterise the response of three separate catchments – the Bin Brook in Cambridgeshire, the Asker in Dorset and a sub-catchment of the upper Calder in Yorkshire. The upstream, rural response is simulated …

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