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Holst, Henrik. "Multi-scale methods for wave propagation in heterogeneous media". Licentiate thesis, Stockholm : Datavetenskap och kommunikation, Kungliga Tekniska högskolan, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-10511.
Testo completoCorbin, Gregor [Verfasser], e Axel [Akademischer Betreuer] Klar. "Numerical methods for multi-scale cell migration models / Gregor Corbin ; Betreuer: Axel Klar". Kaiserslautern : Technische Universität Kaiserslautern, 2020. http://d-nb.info/1222974096/34.
Testo completoReboul, Louis. "Development and analysis of efficient multi-scale numerical methods, with applications to plasma discharge simulations relying on multi-fluid models". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Institut polytechnique de Paris, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024IPPAX134.
Testo completoOur main focus is the design and analysis of multi-scale numerical schemes for the simulation of multi-fluid models applied to low-temperature low-pressure plasmas. Our typical configuration of interest includes the onset of instabilities and sheaths, i.e. micrometric charged boundary layers that form at the plasma chamber walls. Our prototypical plasma model is the isothermal Euler-Poisson system of equations, but we also consider simpler models, the hyperbolic heat equations and the isothermal Euler-friction Equations, for the development and analysis of numerical methods. In a first axis, we develop and analyze a uniformly asymptotic-preserving second-order time-space coupling implicit-explicit method for the hyperbolic heat equations (linear case). We provide theoretical results on flux limiters for asymptotic-preserving methods, and a new well-balanced strategy. In a second axis, we propose several methods for the Euler-Poisson system of equations, to improve the accuracy of simulations of configurations featuring sheaths. In a third axis, we use these methods to conduct a parametric study of a 2D (rectangular) isothermal non-magnetized plasma discharge with sheaths, at various collisional regimes and aspect-ratios. We compare our result to PIC simulations and reference solutions. We show that simulating a fluid model with a tailored numerical method substantially reduces the time of simulation and improves the accuracy of the obtained solution. A discussion on the extensions of the multi-scale methods for the full non-isothermal Euler equations and to highly-magnetized cases is provided in the perspectives of our work
Peters, Andreas [Verfasser], e Moctar Bettar Ould [Akademischer Betreuer] el. "Numerical Modelling and Prediction of Cavitation Erosion Using Euler-Euler and Multi-Scale Euler-Lagrange Methods / Andreas Peters ; Betreuer: Bettar Ould el Moctar". Duisburg, 2020. http://d-nb.info/1203066783/34.
Testo completoDel, Masto Alessandra. "Transition d’échelle entre fibre végétale et composite UD : propagation de la variabilité et des non-linéarités". Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018UBFCD022/document.
Testo completoAlthough plant-fiber reinforced composites (PFCs) represent an attractive solution for the design of lightweight, high performance and low environmental cost structures, their development requires in-depth studies of the mechanisms underlying their nonlinear tensile behavior, as well as variability of mechanical properties. Given their multi-scale nature, this thesis aims to contribute, using a numerical approach, to the study of the propagation of behavior across the scales of PFCs. Firstly, the study focuses on the fiber scale: a 3D model of the behavior of the wall is first implemented in an EF calculation, in order to establish the influence of fiber morphology on the tensile behavior. Once the non-negligible impact of the morphology has been determined, a study of the links between morphology, material and ultrastructure and tensile behavior is conducted via a sensitivity analysis in the case of flax and hemp. The second part of the work is dedicated to the composite ply scale. A new stochastic multi-scale approach is developed and implemented. It is based on the definition of an elementary volume (VE) with random microstructure to describe the behavior of the ply. The approach is then used to study the sensitivity of VE behavior to nano, micro and mesoscopic parameters. Sensitivity analysis, conducted via the development of the response on the basis of polynomial chaos, allows us to construct a metamodel of the tensile behavior of the ply
Tchikaya, Euloge Budet. "Modélisation électromagnétique des Surfaces Sélectives en Fréquence finies uniformes et non-uniformes par la Technique de Changement d'Echelle (SCT)". Thesis, Toulouse, INPT, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010INPT0100/document.
Testo completoThe finite size planar structures are increasingly used in applications of satellite and radar. Two major types of these structures are the most used in the field of RF design ie Frequency Selective Surfaces (FSS) and the Reflectarrays. The FSSs are a key element in the design of multifrequency systems. They are used as frequency filter, and find applications such as radomes, reflector Cassegrain antenna, etc.. The performances of FSSs are generally evaluated by assuming an infinite dimensional FSS using periodic Floquet modes, the computation time is then reduced almost to that of the elementary cell. Several methods have been developed for taking into account the finite dimensions of arrays. For example the Galerkin method uses a rigorous element by element approach. With this method, the exact interactions between the elements are taken into account but this technique works only for small FSS, typically 3x3 elements. For larger surfaces, this method is no more adapted. The computation time and the memory requirement become too large. So another approach is used based on plane wave spectral decomposition. It allows considering the finite problem as a periodic infinite one locally illuminated. With this approach, large FSS are indeed simulated, but the exact interactions between the elements are not taken into account, the edge effects either. The simulation of FSS by conventional numerical methods based on spatial meshing (finite element method, finite difference, method of moments) or spectral (modal methods) often leads in the practice to poorly conditioned matrices, numerical convergence problems or/and excessive computation time. To avoid these problems, a new technique called Scale Changing Technique attempts to solve these problems. The SCT is based on the partition of discontinuity planes in multiple planar sub-domains of various scale levels. In each sub- omain the higher-order modes are used for the accurate representation of the electromagnetic field local variations while low-order modes are used for coupling the various scale levels. The electromagnetic coupling between scales is modelled by a Scale Changing Network (SCN). As the calculation of SCN is mutually independent, the execution time can still be significantly reduced by parallelizing the computation. With the SCT, we can simulate large finite FSS, taking into account the exact interactions between elements, while addressing the problem of excessive computation time and memory
Garcia, Trillos Camilo Andrés. "Méthodes numériques probabilistes : problèmes multi-échelles et problèmes de champs moyen". Phd thesis, Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00944655.
Testo completoCordesse, Pierre. "Contribution to the study of combustion instabilities in cryotechnic rocket engines : coupling diffuse interface models with kinetic-based moment methods for primary atomization simulations". Thesis, université Paris-Saclay, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020UPASC016.
Testo completoGatekeepers to the open space, launchers are subject to intense and competitive enhancements, through experimental and numerical test campaigns. Predictive numerical simulations have become mandatory to increase our understanding of the physics. Adjustable, they provide early-stage optimization processes, in particular of the combustion chamber, to guaranty safety and maximize efficiency. One of the major physical phenomenon involved in the combustion of the fuel and oxidizer is the jet atomization, which pilotes both the droplet distributions and the potential high-frequency instabilities in subcritical conditions. It encompasses a large sprectrum of two-phase flow topologies, from separated phases to disperse phase, with a mixed region where the small scale physics and topology of the flow are very complex. Reduced-order models are good candidates to perform predictive but low CPU demanding simulations on industrial configurations but have only been able so far to capture large scale dynamics and have to be coupled to disperse phase models through adjustable and weakly reliable parameters in order to predict spray formation. Improving the hierarchy of reduced order models in order to better describe both the mixed region and the disperse region requires a series of building blocks at the heart of the present work and give on to complex problems in the mathematical analysis and physical modelling of these systems of PDE as well as their numerical discretization and implementation in CFD codes for industrial uses. Thanks to the extension of the theory on supplementary conservative equations to system of non-conservation laws and the formalism of the multi-fluid thermodynamics accounting for non-ideal effects, we give some new leads to define a strictly convex mixture entropy consistent with the system of equations and the pressure laws, which would allow to recover the entropic symmetrization of two-phase flow models, prove their hyperbolicity and obtain generalized source terms. Furthermore, we have departed from a geometric approach of the interface and proposed a multi-scale rendering of the interface to describe multi-fluid flow with complex interface dynamics. The Stationary Action Principle has returned a single velocity two-phase flow model coupling large and small scales of the flow. We then have developed a splitting strategy based on a Finite Volume discretization and have implemented the new model in the industrial CFD software CEDRE of ONERA to proceed to a numerical verification. Finally, we have constituted and investigated a first building block of a hierarchy of test-cases designed to be amenable to DNS while close enough to industrial configurations in order to assess the simulation results of the new model but also to any up-coming models
HUI, YANCHUAN. "Multi-scale Modelling and Design of Composite Structures". Doctoral thesis, Politecnico di Torino, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11583/2739922.
Testo completoBadillo, Almaraz Hiram. "Numerical modelling based on the multiscale homogenization theory. Application in composite materials and structures". Doctoral thesis, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/83924.
Testo completoEn esta tesis se propone y desarrolla un método de homogeneización multi-dominio basado en una técnica en dos escalas. El método es capaz de analizar estructuras de materiales compuestos con varias distribuciones periódicas dentro de un mismo continuo mediante la partición de todo el dominio del material compuesto en subestructuras utilizando la teoría clásica de homogeneización a través de una formulación estándar de mecánica de medios continuos de primer orden. La necesidad de desarrollar este método multi-dominio surgió porque los métodos actuales de homogeneización se basan en el supuesto de que todo el dominio del material está representado por solo una distribución periódica o cuasi-periódica. Sin embargo, en algunos casos, la estructura puede estar formada por más de un tipo de distribución de dominio periódico. Los principios teóricos desarrollados en el método de homogeneización multi-dominio se aplicaron para ensamblar una herramienta computacional basada en dos problemas de valores de contorno anidados, los cuales son representados por un código de elementos finitos (FE) en dos escalas: a) una escala global, que trata el material compuesto como un material homogéneo. Esta escala se ocupa de las condiciones de contorno, las cargas aplicadas y los diferentes subdominios periódicos (o cuasi-periódicos) que puedan existir en el material compuesto; y b) una escala local, que obtiene la respuesta homogenizada de un volumen representativo o celda unitaria. Esta escala se ocupa de la geometría, y de la distribución espacial de los constituyentes del compuesto así como de sus propiedades constitutivas. El método se basa en la hipótesis de periodicidad local derivada de la periodicidad de la estructura interna del material. La implementación numérica de las restricciones de los desplazamientos y las fuerzas derivadas de la periodicidad se realizaron por medio del método de multiplicadores de Lagrange. La formulación incluye un método para calcular el tensor constitutivo tangente no-lineal homogeneizado una vez que el umbral de la no-linealidad de cualquiera de las celdas unitarias ha sido superado. El procedimiento se basa en llevar a cabo una derivación numérica aplicando una técnica de perturbación. El tensor constitutivo tangente se calcula para cada incremento de carga y para cada iteración del análisis una vez que la estructura ha entrado en el rango no-lineal. El método de perturbación se aplicó tanto en la escala global como en la local con el fin de analizar la efectividad del método en ambas escalas. Se lleva a cabo un proceso de paralelización en el método con el fin de acelerar el proceso de cómputo debido al enorme coste computacional que requiere la solución iterativa incremental anidada. Se investiga el efecto de ablandamiento por deformación en el material usando el método de homogeneización en dos escalas a través de un enfoque de fractura discreta. Se estudió la objetividad en el mallado dentro de la formulación clásica de FE en una escala y luego los conceptos expuestos se extrapolaron en el marco de la homogeneización de dos escalas. Se enfatiza la importancia de la longitud característica del elemento en un análisis multi-escala en el cálculo de la energía específica disipada cuando se produce el efecto de ablandamiento. Se presentan varios ejemplos para evaluar la propuesta computacional desarrollada en esta investigación. Se estudiaron diferentes configuraciones de compuestos que incluyen diferentes tipos de materiales, así como compuestos que presentan ablandamiento después de que el punto de fluencia del material se alcanza (usando daño y plasticidad) y compuestos con zonas que presentan altos gradientes de deformación. Los ejemplos se llevaron a cabo en materiales compuestos con uno y con varios dominios periódicos utilizando diferentes configuraciones de células unitarias. Los ejemplos se comparan con soluciones de referencia obtenidas con el método clásico de elementos finitos en una escala.
Adzima, M. Fauzan. "Constitutive modelling and finite element simulation of martensitic transformation using a computational multi-scale framework". Thesis, Swansea University, 2014. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.678581.
Testo completoLallemant, Lucas. "Numerical homogenization of a rough bi-material interface". Thesis, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1853/41111.
Testo completoBadillo, Almaraz Hiram. "Numerial modelling based on the multiscale homogenization theory. Application in composite materials and structures". Doctoral thesis, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/83924.
Testo completoEn esta tesis se propone y desarrolla un método de homogeneización multi-dominio basado en una técnica en dos escalas. El método es capaz de analizar estructuras de materiales compuestos con varias distribuciones periódicas dentro de un mismo continuo mediante la partición de todo el dominio del material compuesto en subestructuras utilizando la teoría clásica de homogeneización a través de una formulación estándar de mecánica de medios continuos de primer orden. La necesidad de desarrollar este método multi-dominio surgió porque los métodos actuales de homogeneización se basan en el supuesto de que todo el dominio del material está representado por solo una distribución periódica o cuasi-periódica. Sin embargo, en algunos casos, la estructura puede estar formada por más de un tipo de distribución de dominio periódico. Los principios teóricos desarrollados en el método de homogeneización multi-dominio se aplicaron para ensamblar una herramienta computacional basada en dos problemas de valores de contorno anidados, los cuales son representados por un código de elementos finitos (FE) en dos escalas: a) una escala global, que trata el material compuesto como un material homogéneo. Esta escala se ocupa de las condiciones de contorno, las cargas aplicadas y los diferentes subdominios periódicos (o cuasi-periódicos) que puedan existir en el material compuesto; y b) una escala local, que obtiene la respuesta homogenizada de un volumen representativo o celda unitaria. Esta escala se ocupa de la geometría, y de la distribución espacial de los constituyentes del compuesto así como de sus propiedades constitutivas. El método se basa en la hipótesis de periodicidad local derivada de la periodicidad de la estructura interna del material. La implementación numérica de las restricciones de los desplazamientos y las fuerzas derivadas de la periodicidad se realizaron por medio del método de multiplicadores de Lagrange. La formulación incluye un método para calcular el tensor constitutivo tangente no-lineal homogeneizado una vez que el umbral de la no-linealidad de cualquiera de las celdas unitarias ha sido superado. El procedimiento se basa en llevar a cabo una derivación numérica aplicando una técnica de perturbación. El tensor constitutivo tangente se calcula para cada incremento de carga y para cada iteración del análisis una vez que la estructura ha entrado en el rango no-lineal. El método de perturbación se aplicó tanto en la escala global como en la local con el fin de analizar la efectividad del método en ambas escalas. Se lleva a cabo un proceso de paralelización en el método con el fin de acelerar el proceso de cómputo debido al enorme coste computacional que requiere la solución iterativa incremental anidada. Se investiga el efecto de ablandamiento por deformación en el material usando el método de homogeneización en dos escalas a través de un enfoque de fractura discreta. Se estudió la objetividad en el mallado dentro de la formulación clásica de FE en una escala y luego los conceptos expuestos se extrapolaron en el marco de la homogeneización de dos escalas. Se enfatiza la importancia de la longitud característica del elemento en un análisis multi-escala en el cálculo de la energía específica disipada cuando se produce el efecto de ablandamiento. Se presentan varios ejemplos para evaluar la propuesta computacional desarrollada en esta investigación. Se estudiaron diferentes configuraciones de compuestos que incluyen diferentes tipos de materiales, así como compuestos que presentan ablandamiento después de que el punto de fluencia del material se alcanza (usando daño y plasticidad) y compuestos con zonas que presentan altos gradientes de deformación. Los ejemplos se llevaron a cabo en materiales compuestos con uno y con varios dominios periódicos utilizando diferentes configuraciones de células unitarias. Los ejemplos se comparan con soluciones de referencia obtenidas con el método clásico de elementos finitos en una escala.
Moussa, Nadine. "Multi scale modelling and numerical simulation of metal foam manufacturing process via casting". Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016SACLC021/document.
Testo completoThe objective of this work is to elaborate a new manufacturing process of metal foams via casting by modelling the infiltration and solidification of liquid metal inside a porous medium.However, due to the complexity of this problem the study is divided into two steps. First, at local scale one strut of the metal foam is considered as a capillary tube and the infiltration and solidification of liquid metal inside a cylindrical mould is studied. Second, a macroscopic model of diffusive solidification is derived using the volume average method. The local model is coded in an open source CFD tool and three parametric studies were done where the relations between the infiltration length and time as function of the operating parameters are determined. The modelling of the solidification of liquid metal inside a porous medium is simplified by considering that the mould is fully saturated by liquid metal at rest, solidification occurs by pure diffusion. Local thermal equilibrium (LTE) is considered between the solid and liquid phases of the metal while local thermal non equilibrium (LTNE) is retained between the metallic mixture and the mould. The associated closure problems as well as the macroscopic problem were numerically solved
Martalo', G. "DIFFERENT SCALE MODELING FOR CROWD DYNAMICS AND MULTI-TEMPERATURE GAS MIXTURES". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/243643.
Testo completoNixdorf, Erik. "Combining measurements, remote sensing and numerical modelling to assess multi-scale flow dynamics in groundwater-dependent environmental systems". Doctoral thesis, Saechsische Landesbibliothek- Staats- und Universitaetsbibliothek Dresden, 2018. http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:14-qucosa-236485.
Testo completoDie Grundwassermodellierung stellt eine wichtige wissenschaftliche Methode zur quantitativen Analyse von Fragestellungen zum Schutz der Menge und Güte der Grundwasserressourcen sowie der angeschlossenen Wasserkörper dar. Dementsprechend werden Grundwassermodelle sowohl für Planungs- und Bewertungszwecke im Wasserressourcenmanagement als auch zur wissenschaftlichen Erforschung der Prozesse im Untergrund entwickelt und angewendet. Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht in diesem Rahmen, wie numerische Modelle, Feldmessungen und Daten generiert aus Fernerkundungsdaten und Webplattformen systematisch verknüpft werden können, um Fragestellungen im Bereich der Grundwasserforschung quantitativ zu beantworten. Das Ziel der Arbeit ist es neue effiziente Abläufe zu entwickeln, die die Limitierung der einzelnen Methoden überwinden und diese auf deren Anwendbarkeit für die Lösung spezifischer hydrologischer Probleme zu analysieren. Zu diesem Zweck wurden in dieser Doktorarbeit fallspezifische Lösungen für verschiedene Untersuchungsgebiete entwickelt, die sowohl in der räumlichen Skale als auch in den zu untersuchenden hydrologischen Fragestellungen eine große Diversität aufweisen. Im ersten Teil der Arbeit wurde die Massenbilanz von Wasserinhaltsstoffen in einem meromiktischen Tagebaurestsee im Lausitzer Revier durch physikalische und mathematische Modellierungsmethoden untersucht. Dabei konnte gezeigt werden, dass auf Basis einer gewonnenen mehrjährigen Zeitreihe von Messdaten ein einfaches Massenbilanzmodell in der Lage ist, sowohl Seeschichtungs- als auch Grundwasseraustauschdynamiken quantitativ zu beschreiben. Der zweite Teil der Arbeit umfasst die Entwicklung eines transienten numerischen Grundwassermodells für den quartären Uferaquifer im Bereich eines Flussmäanders der Selke welches anhand von Daten aus mehreren Salztracertests kalibriert wurde. Das Modell wurde dafür verwendet die transienten Verweilzeiten in der gesättigten Zone des Mäanderbogens unter dem Einfluss dynamischer hydraulischer Bedingungen zu untersuchen. Die Ergebnisse wurden im Anschluss mit Verweilzeiten verglichen, die aus der Analyse der zeitlichen Verschiebung von gemessenen elektrischen Leitfähigkeitszeitreihen zwischen Fluss und Grundwassermessstellen gewonnen wurden. Durch dieses kombinierte Verfahren konnten sowohl die Beschränkungen der zeitreihenbasierten Verweilzeitberechnung aufgezeigt als auch ein tieferes Systemverständnis für die Interaktionsdynamiken zwischen Grund- und Flusswasser auf der Mäanderskala gewonnen werden. Der dritte Teil der Arbeit beschreibt die Vorgehensweise für die Bewertung des Grundwasserkontaminationsrisikos im Einzugsgebiet des Songhua Flusses in China. Eine umfassende Literaturstudie wurde durchgeführt, um einen Überblick über die Verfügbarkeit von Messdaten zur Belastung der Wasserressourcen Chinas mit organischen Schadstoffen zu erhalten. Danach wurde für ein Teileinzugsgebiet ein dreidimensionales numerisches Grundwassermodell auf Basis der vorhandenen hydrogeologischen Daten aufgebaut. Dieses wurde dazu verwendet die Änderungen im Stofftransports und den Schadstoffkonzentrationen innerhalb des Aquifersystems unter steigenden Entnahmeraten zu analysieren. Basierend auf diesen Studien wurden auf der Skale des Gesamteinzugsgebiets, um die beschränkte Verfügbarkeit von Felddaten auszugleichen, die Ergebnisse der numerischen Grundwassermodellierung mit Fernerkundungsdaten und Webdatenbanken in einem Indexsystem kombiniert mit dem für die oberflächennahen Aquifere Vulnerabilität, Gefährdungspotential und Verschmutzungsrisiko in einer räumlichen Auflösung von 1 km² bestimmt wurden. Zusammenfassend konnten durch die vorliegende Doktorarbeit neue passgenaue Methoden zur effektiven Kombination von in-situ Messungen, der Datenerhebung und Datenintegration aus vielfältigen Datenquellen sowie numerischen Grundwassermodellierungsstrategien entwickelt und zur Lösung der untersuchten hydrologischer Fragestellen auf den verschiedenen Skalen und über die Grenzen der einzelnen hydrologischen Teilsysteme hinaus erfolgreich angewandt werden
Huang, Qun. "Multi-scale modeling and simulation on buckling and wrinkling phenomena". Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0033/document.
Testo completoThe main aim of this thesis is to develop advanced and efficient multi-scale modeling and simulation techniques to study instability phenomena in three common engineering structures, i.e., membrane, film/substrate and sandwich structures, by combining the Technique of Slowly Variable Fourier Coefficients (TSVFC) and the Asymptotic Numerical Method (ANM). Towards this end, based on the Von Karman plate equations, the TSVFC has been firstly used to develop a two-dimensional (2D) Fourier double-scale model for membrane, which has also been implemented into ABAQUS via its subroutine UEL. Then a 2D Fourier model is constructed for film/substrate. Further, making use of deformation features of the film/substrate, a 1D Fourier model is developed by using both the TSVFC and the Carrera’s Unified Formulation (CUF). Subsequently, based on high-order kinematics belonging to Zig-Zag theory, a 2D Fourier model is deduced for sandwich plate. The governing equations for the above models are discretized by the Finite Element Method, and the resulting nonlinear systems are solved by the efficient and robust nonlinear solver ANM. These models are then adopted to study instabilities in these structures. Results show that the established models could accurately and efficiently simulate various instability phenomena. Besides, it’s found that the membrane instability is very sensitive to boundary conditions, and there exists a dimensionless parameter that is almost constant near bifurcation point for various loading cases and geometric parameters, which may be helpful for fast predicting the occurrence of wrinkles
Balazi, atchy nillama Loïc. "Multi-scale Finite Element Method for incompressible flows in heterogeneous media : Implementation and Convergence analysis". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Institut polytechnique de Paris, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024IPPAX053.
Testo completoThis thesis is concerned with the application of a Multi-scale Finite Element Method (MsFEM) to solve incompressible flow in multi-scale media. Indeed, simulating the flow in a multi-scale media with numerous obstacles, such as nuclear reactor cores, is a highly challenging endeavour. In order to accurately capture the finest scales of the flow, it is necessary to use a very fine mesh. However, this often leads to intractable simulations due to the lack of computational resources. To address this limitation, this thesis develops an enriched non-conforming MsFEM to solve viscous incompressible flows in heterogeneous media, based on the classical non-conforming Crouzeix--Raviart finite element method with high-order weighting functions. The MsFEM employs a coarse mesh on which new basis functions are defined. These functions are not the classical polynomial basis functions of finite elements, but rather solve fluid mechanics equations on the elements of the coarse mesh. These functions are themselves numerically approximated on a fine mesh, taking into account all the geometric details, which gives the multi-scale aspect of this method. A theoretical investigation of the proposed MsFEM is conducted at both the continuous and discrete levels. Firstly, the well-posedness of the discrete local problems involved in the MsFEM was demonstrated using new families of finite elements. To achieve this, a novel non-conforming finite element family in three dimensions on tetrahedra was developed. Furthermore, the first error estimate for the approximation of the Stokes problem in periodic perforated media using this MSFEM is derived, demonstrating its convergence. This is based on homogenization theory of the Stokes problem in periodic domains and on usual finite element theory. At the numerical level, the MsFEM to solve the Stokes and the Oseen problems in two and three dimensions is implemented in a massively parallel framework in FreeFEM. Furthermore, a methodology to solve the Navier–Stokes problem is provided
Cunsolo, Salvatore. "Radiative properties computational modeling of porous cellular materials". Thesis, Lyon, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LYSEI005/document.
Testo completoCellular media such as plastic, ceramic and metal foams present specific characteristics that make them interesting for a number of applications related to thermal engineering. Their ability to minimize natural convection makes them ideal candidates for insulation applications, while the high specific surface and permeability to fluid of open cell foams makes them interesting heat transfer enhancers. In addition, their permeability to light makes them an ideal candidate for thermal radiation based applications, such as porous burners or solar energy collectors. In many of these application, thermal radiation heat transfer can have a significant influence on the heat transfer process. Both accurate radiation models and accurate morphological models of the structure of the foam are required. This work provides an original contribution on both these accounts. A discussion of the literature on numerical methods for radiation heat transfer in cellular media is presented, with focus on Monte Carlo methods. Homogeneous Phase (HPA) and Multi Phase (MPA) methods are discussed. Further efforts are required to accurately model and digitally replicate of foam morphologies. Our goal is to digitally generate three commonly occurring types of foam structures, covering a large range of real materials: high-porosity open cell foams, high-porosity closed cell foams, low-porosity open-cell structures. For high-porosity open cell foams, the automated parametric digital generation technique was validated against a dataset consisting of raw morphological data obtained by tomographic analysis. The generation capabilities were then applied to parametrically investigate the influence of morphological parameters on the radiative properties (namely, the extinction coefficient) of an opaque open-cell foam. Highly accurate analytical relationships were subsequently deduced and validated by comparison with results obtained from tomography samples. Modeling radiation in foams with a semi-transparent solid phase is substantially more complex. A Direct Monte-Carlo Homogenization reference technique is proposed, that allows to simulate radiation within arbitrary cavities and calculate macroscopic radiative quantities based on a Representative Elementary Volume (REV) of cellular material. The technique is validated against full scale Monte Carlo simulations. Improvements of the existing Homogeneous Phase and Multi Phase approach are proposed, through extensive use of inverse methods and the addition of one equation to take into account specific phenomena taking place in the semi-transparent solid phase. The resulting Improved Homogenized Approaches are extensively tested by comparing them with Direct Monte Carlo Homogenization simulations and existing homogenized models, on a varied set of morphologies making full use of the previously developed digital generation techniques. The improved models consistently outperform existing homogenized models
Koumi, Koffi Espoir. "Modélisation du contact entre matériaux hétérogènes : Application au contact Aube/Disque". Thesis, Lyon, INSA, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015ISAL0120/document.
Testo completoThe present PhD thesis deals with contact problems between heterogeneous materials. Nowadays heterogeneous materials are extensively used in several industrial domains (automotive, aeronautics, aerospace, ...). Heterogeneous materials involve porous materials, aluminum alloys, composites materials (woven composites, interlocks 3D, interlocks 2D), metallic or ceramics materials containing impurities (porosities/precipitates). In this work, a contact model based on semi-analytical method is proposed. A conjugate gradient algorithm is used for a fast resolution of contact equations. The model can account for one or more isotropic/anisotropic inhomogeneities. An approach taking inspiration from the Eshelby equivalent inclusion method is used in the contact solver to account for the effect of inhomogeneities. 2D and 3D Fast Fourier Transforms (FFT) are used to speed up the computation. A numerical method is implemented in order to take into account interactions between many heterogeneities. The semi-infinite space/ matrix can be either elastic or visco-elastic. The model developed in the present PhD thesis can solve indentation, rolling/sliding or fretting contact problems between heterogeneous elastic materials, homogeneous or heterogeneous visco-elactic materials. In the case of visco-elastic materials, the model permits to get the solution in terms of contact pressure distribution, subsurface stresses, apparent friction coefficient, both in the transient and then steady-state regimes. The model has been validated by performing a comparison with the results of a finite element model. The CPU time and memory necessary are greatly reduced in comparison with the classical finite element method. The model developed is fast, robust and extremely easy to use. An original experimental approach was proposed in order to measure the displacement fields at interface of two contacting bodies. A good agreement between experimental results and numerical simulations is obtained. Finally, the model is applied on some industrial applications. A coupling between a finite element model and the semi-analytical code allow to take into account the effects of structure on contact problem
Chevalier, Romain. "Modélisation multi-échelles du comportement hygro-mécanique et étude de la stabilité dimensionnelle de structures composites lamellées collées aboutées en Pinus pinaster (Ait.)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bordeaux, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024BORD0057.
Testo completoThis thesis focuses on the development of a multi-scale model of the hygro-mechanical behaviour and the study of the shape stability of glued laminated timber (GLT) made of Pinus pinaster (Ait.). Wooden structures are subject to dimensional variations due to changes in climatic conditions. In the case of GLT structures, shape stability can be achieved through systematic design based on the properties of the constituent lamellae. To this end, a multi-scale model based on an exhaustive bibliographic study of the properties of Pinus pinaster (Ait.) has been developed. Using a numerical homogenisation method and a metamodel based on Non-Uniform Rational Basis-Spline (NURBS) hypersurfaces, this model provides a spatial representation of the heterogeneous, variable, and anisotropic properties of Pinus pinaster (Ait.) lamellae. In addition, configurations of GLTs, based on laminate theory, have been proposed and experimentally subjected to variations in climatic conditions. The induced displacements are measured using a digital image correlation method. Finally, a comparison of the displacements is carried out, enabling the recommendation of GLT configurations that improve the shape stability of the GLTs produced by the Gascogne Bois company
IACOMINI, ELISA. "Mathematical models and methods for traffic flow and stop & go waves". Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1387448.
Testo completoOchoa, Mayorga Victor Manuel. "Geometric approach to multi-scale 3D gesture comparison". Phd thesis, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10048/1530.
Testo completoNixdorf, Erik. "Combining measurements, remote sensing and numerical modelling to assess multi-scale flow dynamics in groundwater-dependent environmental systems". Doctoral thesis, 2017. https://tud.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A31051.
Testo completoDie Grundwassermodellierung stellt eine wichtige wissenschaftliche Methode zur quantitativen Analyse von Fragestellungen zum Schutz der Menge und Güte der Grundwasserressourcen sowie der angeschlossenen Wasserkörper dar. Dementsprechend werden Grundwassermodelle sowohl für Planungs- und Bewertungszwecke im Wasserressourcenmanagement als auch zur wissenschaftlichen Erforschung der Prozesse im Untergrund entwickelt und angewendet. Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht in diesem Rahmen, wie numerische Modelle, Feldmessungen und Daten generiert aus Fernerkundungsdaten und Webplattformen systematisch verknüpft werden können, um Fragestellungen im Bereich der Grundwasserforschung quantitativ zu beantworten. Das Ziel der Arbeit ist es neue effiziente Abläufe zu entwickeln, die die Limitierung der einzelnen Methoden überwinden und diese auf deren Anwendbarkeit für die Lösung spezifischer hydrologischer Probleme zu analysieren. Zu diesem Zweck wurden in dieser Doktorarbeit fallspezifische Lösungen für verschiedene Untersuchungsgebiete entwickelt, die sowohl in der räumlichen Skale als auch in den zu untersuchenden hydrologischen Fragestellungen eine große Diversität aufweisen. Im ersten Teil der Arbeit wurde die Massenbilanz von Wasserinhaltsstoffen in einem meromiktischen Tagebaurestsee im Lausitzer Revier durch physikalische und mathematische Modellierungsmethoden untersucht. Dabei konnte gezeigt werden, dass auf Basis einer gewonnenen mehrjährigen Zeitreihe von Messdaten ein einfaches Massenbilanzmodell in der Lage ist, sowohl Seeschichtungs- als auch Grundwasseraustauschdynamiken quantitativ zu beschreiben. Der zweite Teil der Arbeit umfasst die Entwicklung eines transienten numerischen Grundwassermodells für den quartären Uferaquifer im Bereich eines Flussmäanders der Selke welches anhand von Daten aus mehreren Salztracertests kalibriert wurde. Das Modell wurde dafür verwendet die transienten Verweilzeiten in der gesättigten Zone des Mäanderbogens unter dem Einfluss dynamischer hydraulischer Bedingungen zu untersuchen. Die Ergebnisse wurden im Anschluss mit Verweilzeiten verglichen, die aus der Analyse der zeitlichen Verschiebung von gemessenen elektrischen Leitfähigkeitszeitreihen zwischen Fluss und Grundwassermessstellen gewonnen wurden. Durch dieses kombinierte Verfahren konnten sowohl die Beschränkungen der zeitreihenbasierten Verweilzeitberechnung aufgezeigt als auch ein tieferes Systemverständnis für die Interaktionsdynamiken zwischen Grund- und Flusswasser auf der Mäanderskala gewonnen werden. Der dritte Teil der Arbeit beschreibt die Vorgehensweise für die Bewertung des Grundwasserkontaminationsrisikos im Einzugsgebiet des Songhua Flusses in China. Eine umfassende Literaturstudie wurde durchgeführt, um einen Überblick über die Verfügbarkeit von Messdaten zur Belastung der Wasserressourcen Chinas mit organischen Schadstoffen zu erhalten. Danach wurde für ein Teileinzugsgebiet ein dreidimensionales numerisches Grundwassermodell auf Basis der vorhandenen hydrogeologischen Daten aufgebaut. Dieses wurde dazu verwendet die Änderungen im Stofftransports und den Schadstoffkonzentrationen innerhalb des Aquifersystems unter steigenden Entnahmeraten zu analysieren. Basierend auf diesen Studien wurden auf der Skale des Gesamteinzugsgebiets, um die beschränkte Verfügbarkeit von Felddaten auszugleichen, die Ergebnisse der numerischen Grundwassermodellierung mit Fernerkundungsdaten und Webdatenbanken in einem Indexsystem kombiniert mit dem für die oberflächennahen Aquifere Vulnerabilität, Gefährdungspotential und Verschmutzungsrisiko in einer räumlichen Auflösung von 1 km² bestimmt wurden. Zusammenfassend konnten durch die vorliegende Doktorarbeit neue passgenaue Methoden zur effektiven Kombination von in-situ Messungen, der Datenerhebung und Datenintegration aus vielfältigen Datenquellen sowie numerischen Grundwassermodellierungsstrategien entwickelt und zur Lösung der untersuchten hydrologischer Fragestellen auf den verschiedenen Skalen und über die Grenzen der einzelnen hydrologischen Teilsysteme hinaus erfolgreich angewandt werden.