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November 1, 1999The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America102 citations

Boundary conditions for the weak formulation of the mixed (u,p) poroelasticity problem

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PDPatricia DebergueRPRaymond PannetonNANoureddine Atalla

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This paper presents the boundary conditions that apply to the weak integral formulation of the Biot mixed (u_, p) poroelasticity equations. These boundary conditions are derived from the classical boundary conditions of the Biot displacement (u_, U_) poroelasticity equations. They are applied to the surface integrals of the associated weak form to account for exterior excitations, supports, and couplings with exterior elastic, acoustic, poroelastic media, and a septum. It will be shown that the derived boundary conditions for the (u_, p) formulation lead to simpler finite element equations compared to those obtained from the (u_, U_) formulation. Finally, two numerical examples are presented to validate the poroelastic-septum coupling condition, and to highlight the limitations of the free edge condition on a poroelastic medium.

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