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Numerical solution of porous media flow with a dual-permeability model
Kváčová, Radka ; Dolejší, Vít (advisor) ; Congreve, Scott (referee)
The flow in porous media can be described by the Richards equation. However, porous media often exhibit a variety of heterogeneities, thus treat- ing a porous medium as homogeneous does not often fit the reality well. Therefore, we describe the flow in the porous medium using the Richards equation with the dual-permeability model, which assumes that the porous medium can be separated into two different media. This thesis is con- cerned with the numerical solution of the Richards equation with the dual- permeability model. We present the derivation of the dual-permeability model, and for the numerical solution, we use the space-time discontinu- ous Galerkin method. This produces a system of nonlinear algebraic equa- tions that need to be linearized. We perform a 1D experiment to verify the method and, finally, we present a 2D single-ring experiment to demonstrate the method. 1
Numerical solution of the simplified Richards equations
Kváčová, Radka ; Dolejší, Vít (advisor) ; Knobloch, Petr (referee)
In this Bachelor's thesis we study a numerical solution of the simplified Richards equation which describes flows in porous media. At first we derive Richards equation from the Darcy law and the continuity equation. We solve the 1D variant of this using semi-implicit discretization with respect to time. This problem leads to a solving system of a linear algebraic equations for each time level. We implement this method in the Matlab environment and we perform some numerical experiments for particular porous medium - gravel and clay and we compare obtained results. 1

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