Poromechanics III - Biot Centennial (1905-2005): Proceedings of the 3rd Biot Conference on Poromechanics, 24-27 May 2005, Norman, Oklahoma, USAYounane N. Abousleiman, Alexander H.-D. Cheung, Franz-Josef Ulm These proceedings represent the latest advances in the mechanics of porous materials, known as poromechanics. The porous materials considered are solids containing voids that are impregnated with fluid. The focus is on the mechanical interactions of the inhomogeneous solid with the single- or multi-phase fluid under the loading of mechanical force, fluid pressure, thermal, chemical, and magnetic fields. The response time can be in static, diffusional, and dynamic ranges. The length scale can start from nano, to micro, macro, and up to field scales. Its application covers many branches of science and engineering, including geophysics, geomechanics, composite materials, biomechanics, acoustics, seismicity, civil, mechanical, environmental, and petroleum engineering. The approaches taken include analytical, computational, and experimental. To honor the pioneering contributions of Maurice A. Biot (1905-1985) to poromechanics, the Biot Conference on Poromechanics was convened for the first time in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium in 1998. The success of the first conference led to the 2nd Biot Conference held in Grenoble, France in 2002. To celebrate the centennial birthday of Biot (May 25, 2005), the 3rd Biot Conference on Poromechanics was held at the University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, U.S.A., on May 24-27, 2005. |
Contents
Living porous bone as biomechatronic system | 21 |
Z Idris L Orgéas C Geindreau J F Bloch J L Auriault | 39 |
Analytical solution of a pressure transmission experiment | 57 |
Upscaling analysis with rigorous error estimates for poromechanics in random | 79 |
Modeling of large inelastic deformations of foam with respect to energy absorption | 95 |
Homogenization theory applied to porous media | 113 |
On the existence of an effective stress in poroplasticity | 129 |
the relevance of the microfibril angle | 149 |
Surface waves on permeable and impermeable boundaries of poroelastic media | 209 |
Wave propagation in saturated high porosity materials | 223 |
Guided waves in a borehole embedded in a NonNewtonian fluidsaturated porous solid | 241 |
F Aldridge N P Symons L C Bartel | 259 |
A A Vikhorev M Ammerman E M Chesnokov | 275 |
Numerical simulation of the removal of fouling particles bridges in a porous material | 291 |
Frequencydependent anisotropy of porous rocks with aligned fractures | 309 |
Coupled consolidation theory for saturated and unsaturated soils | 323 |
Contact and perfect consolidations | 163 |
Effects of fluid flow on wave velocity and attenuation in porous rocks | 181 |
Influence of | 195 |
A constitutive and numerical model for mechanical compaction in sedimentary basins | 339 |