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| Content Provider | Springer Nature Link |
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| Author | Wen, Zhang Liu, Zhuangtian Jin, Menggui Zhan, Hongbin |
| Copyright Year | 2014 |
| Abstract | A numerical analysis of non-Darcian flow to a pumping well in a confined aquifer using the strong-form mesh-free (MFREE) method is described. This technique is targeted at problems that use advanced numerical approaches for modeling non-Darcian flow and it supports the assumption that the non-Darcian flow follows the Forchheimer equation. Interpolation functions including the multi-quadrics (MQ) basis function (containing shape factors q and α) and the Gaussian (EXP) basis function (with shape factor ω) were found to be important defining parameters which had significant influence on the numerical results. A series of numerical experiments revealed that when q = 2 and α = 0.1, the mesh-free method yielded good results and the range of 10$^{−6}$ – 10$^{−3}$ might be a good choice for the shape factor ω in the EXP basis function. A comparison between the strong-form MFREE method and the finite difference method was done; the results showed that the strong-form MFREE method was very effective for solving non-Darcian flow near a pumping well in a confined aquifer, and was favorable over the finite-difference method, which could undergo oscillation and converging problems at early times.Une analyse numérique d’un écoulement non darcien au niveau d’un puits de pompage dans un aquifère captif en utilisant la méthode robuste de forme sans maille (MRFM) est décrite. Cette technique est dédiée aux problèmes qui utilisent des approches numériques avancées pour la modélisation des écoulements non darciens et soutient l’hypothèse que les écoulements non darciens suivent l’équation de Forchheimer. Les fonctions d’interpolation comprenant la fonction de base multi-quadrique(MQ) (contenant les facteurs de forme q et α) et la fonction Gaussienne (EXP) (avec un facteur de forme ω) ont été jugées comme étant des paramètres importants qui ont une influence significative sur les résultats numériques. Une série d’expériences numériques a révélé que lorsque q = 2 et α = 0.1, la méthode sans maille donne de bons résultats et la gamme de 10$^{−6}$ ∼ 10$^{−3}$ pourrait être un bon choix pour le facteur de forme ω de la fonction EXP. Une comparaison entre la méthode robuste de forme sans maille (MRFM) et la méthode des différences finies a été réalisée; les résultats ont montré que la méthode sans maille MRFM était très efficace pour résoudre les écoulements non darciens à proximité du puits de pompage situé dans un aquifère captif, et qu’elle était préférable à la méthode des différences finies, qui pourrait occasionner des oscillations et des problèmes de convergence dès le début des simulations.Se describe el análisis numérico de un flujo no Darciano hacia un pozo de bombeo en un acuífero no confinado usando el método de formas fuertes sin malla (MFREE). Esta técnica está dirigida a problemas que usan enfoques numéricos avanzados para modelar el flujo no Darciano y se apoya en la suposición que el flujo no Darciano sigue la ecuación de Forchheimer. Se encontró que las funciones de interpolación que incluyen las funciones de base multicuádricas (MQ) (que contienen factores de forma q y α) y la funciones de base Gaussianas (EXP) (con factor de forma ω) son importantes parámetros de definición que tienen influencia en los resultados numéricos. Una serie de experimentos numéricos revelaron que cuando q = 2 y α = 0.1, el método sin malla dio buenos resultados y que el intervalo 10$^{−6}$ ∼ 10$^{−3}$ podría ser una buena elección para el factor de forma ω en la función de base EXP. Se realizó una comparación entre el método de formas fuertes MFREE y el método de diferencias finitas, los resultados mostraron que el método de formas fuertes era muy efectivo para resolver el flujo no Darciano cerca a un pozo de bombeo en un acuífero confinado, y resultó favorable sobre el método de diferencias finitas, el cual puede sobrellevar problemas de oscilación y convergencia en los primeros tiempos.本文采用无网格强式法求解了承压含水层中抽水井附近非达西渗流模型,假设非达西渗流能够采用Forchheimer方程进行描述,本文旨在介绍无网格这种新兴数值方法求解非达西渗流问题。本文分别采用多项式插值函数以及指数插值函数进行了系列数值试验,研究结果发现多项式插值函数中的两个形状参数(q和α)和指数插值函数中的形状参数ω对数值模拟结果影响较大。当多项式插值函数中的形状参数q = 2和α = 0.1能得到较好的结果,而指数插值函数中的形状参数ω选择区间较大,在10$^{−6}$ ∼ 10$^{−3}$的范围内均能得到较好的结果。本文将无网格强式法和有限差分方法进行了比较,结果表明无网格强式法在求解此类非达西渗流模型是非常有效的,在抽水初期有限差分方法可能会导致数值震荡问题,而无网格强式法能避免此类问题。Descreve-se a análise numérica do fluxo não-Darciano em direção a um furo de bombeamento num aquífero confinado, através do método de forma robusta sem malha (MFREE). Esta técnica aplica-se a problemas que usam métodos numéricos avançados para modelar fluxo não-Darciano e é capaz de lidar com o pressuposto de que o fluxo não-Darciano segue a equação de Forchheimer. Constatou-se que as equações de interpolação, incluindo a função de base multi-quadrática (MQ, com fatores de forma q e α) e a função de base Gaussiana (EXP, com o fator de forma ω), são importantes para definir parâmetros que têm uma influência significativa nos resultados numéricos. Um conjunto de experiências numéricas revelou que quando q = 2 e α = 0.1, o método sem malha conduziu a bons resultados e a gama de 10$^{−6}$ ∼ 10$^{−3}$ pode ser uma boa escolha para o fator de forma ω na função de base EXP. Foi feita uma comparação entre o método de forma robusta MFREE e o método de diferenças finitas; os resultados indicam que o método de forma robusta MFREE foi muito eficiente a resolver fluxo não-Darciano nas imediações do furo de bombeamento num aquífero confinado, e revelou-se favorável face ao método das diferenças finitas, uma vez que este podia sofrer oscilações e problemas de convergência nos tempos iniciais. |
| Starting Page | 1207 |
| Ending Page | 1215 |
| Page Count | 9 |
| File Format | |
| ISSN | 14312174 |
| Journal | Hydrogeology Journal |
| Volume Number | 22 |
| Issue Number | 5 |
| e-ISSN | 14350157 |
| Language | Portuguese |
| Publisher | Springer Berlin Heidelberg |
| Publisher Date | 2014-05-29 |
| Publisher Institution | International Association of Hydrogeologists |
| Publisher Place | Berlin, Heidelberg |
| Access Restriction | One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) |
| Subject Keyword | Groundwater flow Numerical modeling Mesh-free method Forchheimer equation Point interpolation Hydrogeology Hydrology/Water Resources Geology Waste Water Technology Water Pollution Control Water Management Aquatic Pollution |
| Content Type | Text |
| Resource Type | Article |
| Subject | Earth and Planetary Sciences Water Science and Technology |
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