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SFB 1313 "Interface-Driven Multi-Field Processes in Porous Media"

SFB 1333 "Molecular heterogeneous catalysis in confined geometries"

Institute of Biochemistry

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Institute of Thermodynamics and Thermal Process Engineering

Stuttgart Center for Simulation Science (SC SimTech)

Cluster of Excellence Integrative Computational Design and Construction for Transformative Architecture (EXC IntCDC)

SFB/Transregio 161 "Quantitative Methods for Visual Computing"

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micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz Sep 10, 2026 - Publication: Ultra High Performance Concrete (UHPC) Ruf, Matthias; Madadi, Hamid; Steeb, Holger, 2026, "micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-4420, DaRUS, V1 The dataset contains micro X-ray computed tomography (micro-XRCT) data from a cylindrical Berea sandstone specimen subjected to high-frequency fatigue testing. The specimen had a diameter of 12 mm and a length of 30 mm. The fatigue test associated with the micro-XRCT measurements was performed at a loading frequency of 50 Hz. The compressive streng...
BS_Fatigue_results.tar.gz Sep 10, 2026 - micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz Gzip Archive - 7.4 GB - MD5: 2683455eba548b968a33abfcfd184c89
projections.tar.gz Sep 10, 2026 - micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz Gzip Archive - 18.4 GB - MD5: a968f5c14151d1ae3e1bf9746d474e76 Projection images (360 deg, angle increment 0.2 deg), dark image (di) and open beam image (ob) in 16 bit *.tif file format. (internal ID: 20240515_01)
reconstructed.tar.gz Sep 10, 2026 - micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz Gzip Archive - 22.7 GB - MD5: a2bc339815e263f5e534a0332befd934 Reconstructed micro-XRCT data set in 16 bit *.tif file format. 2940x2940x2141 voxels with a uniform voxel size of 4.2 µm. (internal ID: 20240515_01)
Data for: The Role of Pore-Scale Geometry in Immiscible Displacement: A Numerical Comparison Between Chemical and Mechanical Erosion Sep 10, 2026 - Publication: OpenFOAM-based numerical simulation of flow in porous media Wang, Mingfeng; Karadimitriou, Nikolaos; Steeb, Holger, 2026, "Data for: The Role of Pore-Scale Geometry in Immiscible Displacement: A Numerical Comparison Between Chemical and Mechanical Erosion", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-6435, DaRUS, V1 1. Introduction Fluid flow through porous media can alter the void space geometry theough chemical erosion, which dissolves and then shrinks solid grains, or mechanical erosion, which remove solid grains. The impacts of these distinct erosion mechanisms on two-phase flow behavior remain poorly understood, despite their broad relevance to subsurface...
OpenFOAM_example_case.tar Sep 10, 2026 - Data for: The Role of Pore-Scale Geometry in Immiscible Displacement: A Numerical Comparison Between Chemical and Mechanical Erosion TAR Archive - 443.9 MB - MD5: 335728bda63ea4dd75e3011236c1d7fb
porous_media_geometries.tar Sep 10, 2026 - Data for: The Role of Pore-Scale Geometry in Immiscible Displacement: A Numerical Comparison Between Chemical and Mechanical Erosion TAR Archive - 234.9 MB - MD5: 19fc30eb58d2c3d9fb2b6f1a52406de7
Replication data for: Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach Sep 10, 2026 - Usability and Sustainability of Simulation Software Neubauer, Felix, 2026, "Replication data for: Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-6158, DaRUS, V3, UNF:6:UrN7pGlBgFwIikRGgxB/eQ== [fileUNF] This dataset accompanies the paper “Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach” and provides source code snapshots, evaluation inputs and outputs, LLM-based conversion annotations, and derived analyses. It includes the Schema Conversion Orchestrator, a Python/Flask service that discover...
schema-conversion-orchestrator-snapshot.zip Sep 10, 2026 - Replication data for: Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach ZIP Archive - 395.9 KB - MD5: 18d23266ddbbe66b70171e76c4c1c197
path_count_stats_core.json Sep 10, 2026 - Replication data for: Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach JSON - 272 B - MD5: 78a56a6a565ac54c7ea95d342cb6ca9e

micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz

Sep 10, 2026 - Publication: Ultra High Performance Concrete (UHPC)

Ruf, Matthias; Madadi, Hamid; Steeb, Holger, 2026, "micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-4420, DaRUS, V1

The dataset contains micro X-ray computed tomography (micro-XRCT) data from a cylindrical Berea sandstone specimen subjected to high-frequency fatigue testing. The specimen had a diameter of 12 mm and a length of 30 mm. The fatigue test associated with the micro-XRCT measurements was performed at a loading frequency of 50 Hz. The compressive streng...

BS_Fatigue_results.tar.gz

Sep 10, 2026 - micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz

Gzip Archive - 7.4 GB -

projections.tar.gz

Sep 10, 2026 - micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz

Gzip Archive - 18.4 GB -

Projection images (360 deg, angle increment 0.2 deg), dark image (di) and open beam image (ob) in 16 bit *.tif file format. (internal ID: 20240515_01)

reconstructed.tar.gz

Sep 10, 2026 - micro-XRCT data set of the final failure of a Berea sandstone core after high-frequency fatigue testing with 50 Hz

Gzip Archive - 22.7 GB -

Reconstructed micro-XRCT data set in 16 bit *.tif file format. 2940x2940x2141 voxels with a uniform voxel size of 4.2 µm. (internal ID: 20240515_01)

Data for: The Role of Pore-Scale Geometry in Immiscible Displacement: A Numerical Comparison Between Chemical and Mechanical Erosion

Sep 10, 2026 - Publication: OpenFOAM-based numerical simulation of flow in porous media

Wang, Mingfeng; Karadimitriou, Nikolaos; Steeb, Holger, 2026, "Data for: The Role of Pore-Scale Geometry in Immiscible Displacement: A Numerical Comparison Between Chemical and Mechanical Erosion", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-6435, DaRUS, V1

1. Introduction Fluid flow through porous media can alter the void space geometry theough chemical erosion, which dissolves and then shrinks solid grains, or mechanical erosion, which remove solid grains. The impacts of these distinct erosion mechanisms on two-phase flow behavior remain poorly understood, despite their broad relevance to subsurface...

OpenFOAM_example_case.tar

Sep 10, 2026 - Data for: The Role of Pore-Scale Geometry in Immiscible Displacement: A Numerical Comparison Between Chemical and Mechanical Erosion

TAR Archive - 443.9 MB -

porous_media_geometries.tar

Sep 10, 2026 - Data for: The Role of Pore-Scale Geometry in Immiscible Displacement: A Numerical Comparison Between Chemical and Mechanical Erosion

TAR Archive - 234.9 MB -

Replication data for: Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach

Sep 10, 2026 - Usability and Sustainability of Simulation Software

Neubauer, Felix, 2026, "Replication data for: Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-6158, DaRUS, V3, UNF:6:UrN7pGlBgFwIikRGgxB/eQ== [fileUNF]

This dataset accompanies the paper “Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach” and provides source code snapshots, evaluation inputs and outputs, LLM-based conversion annotations, and derived analyses. It includes the Schema Conversion Orchestrator, a Python/Flask service that discover...

schema-conversion-orchestrator-snapshot.zip

Sep 10, 2026 - Replication data for: Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach

ZIP Archive - 395.9 KB -

path_count_stats_core.json

Sep 10, 2026 - Replication data for: Orchestrating Schema Conversions Across Heterogeneous Schema Languages: A Graph-Based, Black-Box Approach

JSON - 272 B -

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