均质化(气候)
外推法
弹性(物理)
计算
幂律
弹性模量
线弹性
缩放比例
周期边界条件
数学分析
数学
统计物理学
边值问题
算法
材料科学
物理
几何学
有限元法
复合材料
热力学
生物多样性
生态学
统计
生物
作者
Rasool Ahmad,Mingliang Liu,Michael Ortiz,Tapan Mukerji,Wei Cai
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.jmps.2023.105268
摘要
This work focuses on computing the homogenized elastic properties of rocks from 3D micro-computed-tomography (micro-CT) scanned images. The accurate computation of homogenized properties of rocks, archetypal random media, requires both resolution of intricate underlying microstructure and large field of view, resulting in huge micro-CT images. Homogenization entails solving the local elasticity problem computationally which can be prohibitively expensive for a huge image. To mitigate this problem, we use a renormalization method inspired scheme, the hierarchical homogenization method, where a large image is partitioned into smaller subimages. The individual subimages are separately homogenized using periodic boundary conditions, and then assembled into a much smaller intermediate image. The intermediate image is again homogenized, subject to the periodic boundary condition, to find the final homogenized elastic constant of the original image. An FFT-based elasticity solver is used to solve the associated periodic elasticity problem. The error in the homogenized elastic constant is empirically shown to follow a power law scaling with exponent −1 with respect to the subimage size across all five microstructures of rocks. We further show that the inclusion of surrounding materials during the homogenization of the small subimages reduces error in the final homogenized elastic moduli while still respecting the power law with the exponent of −1. This power law scaling is then exploited to determine a better approximation of the large heterogeneous microstructures based on Richardson extrapolation.
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