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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"solid-fluid interaction"”.

  1. Physical Modelling of Instability in Granular Soils and Tsunami Hazards Associated with Coastal Slope Failures

    … tsunami hazards. As an inherently coupled solid-fluid interaction problem, accurate assessment of these hazards requires an understanding of the triggering mechanisms of failure to predict the consequential wave generation upon impact. With respect to triggering mechanics, failures of …

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  2. Transport modeling of simple fluids and nano-colloids : thermal conduction mechanisms and coarse projection

    … thermal conductivity with volume fraction and solid-fluid interaction is examined. For a specific system of nanosized platinum clusters which interact strongly with host liquid xenon, a significant thermal conductivity enhancement is obtained as a result of self correlation in the potential …

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  3. A variational multiscale computational framework for reaction-dominated thermo-chemo-mechanical process modeling in multi-constituent material systems

    … characterized by the transport of reacting fluids through deformable solids, and their coupled, nonlinear, thermo-chemo-mechanical response in the reaction-dominated regime. This is accomplished through two major components of the work: (i) new robust variational multi-scale numerical …

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