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

SFB 1313 is an interdisciplinary Collaborative Research Centre of the University of Stuttgart, consisting of four major project areas (A-D), divided in 17 individual research projects. It is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and affiliated to the Cluster of Excellence "Data-integrated Simulation Science (SimTech)".

Interfaces have a great impact on multi-field processes (flow, transport and deformation) in porous-media systems. SFB 1313 aims to research these interfaces and to gain a fundamental understanding how they affect multi-field processes. An important step is therefore to quantify how the dynamics of fluid-fluid and fluid-solid interfaces in porous-media systems are affected by pore geometry, heterogeneity and fractures. Furthermore, developing experimental knowledge as well as mathematical and computational models will support SFB 1313‘s research.

A01: Molecular detail in ﬂuid simulations: Density Functional Theory within component and momentum balances

A02: Advanced modelling concepts for coupling free flow with porous-media flow

A03: Development of interface concepts using averaging techniques

A05: Pore scale formulations for evaporation, and upscaling to REV scale

B02: Fracturing porous solids with pore content

$B03: Heterogeneous multi-scale methods for two-phase flow in dynamically fracturing porous media logo$ B03: Heterogeneous multi-scale methods for two-phase flow in dynamically fracturing porous media

$B04: Hybrid discrete-continuum models for fractured porous media: model choice and random field/network generation logo$ B04: Hybrid discrete-continuum models for fractured porous media: model choice and random field/network generation

C01: A Lattice-Boltzmann investigation of two-phase electrolyte flow in porous structures with morphology alterations and tunable interfacial wetting behaviour

C02: Upscaling of pore-scale processes involving microstructural evolution

C03: Modelling of material injection processes into porous structures applied to vertebroplasty

C04: Pore-scale and REV-scale approaches to biological and chemical pore-space alteration in porous media

C05: Process-dependent porosity-permeability relations for fluid-solid reactions in porous media

D02: Parallel numerical coupling methods for interface problems

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Model comparison for LTNE processes in porous media - conduction(Universität Stuttgart) Mar 13, 2025A-X5
A-X5(Universität Stuttgart) Mar 13, 2025
BayesValidRox 2.0.0 Mar 4, 2025 - D03: Development and realisation of validation benchmarks Kohlhaas, Rebecca; Morales Oreamuno, Maria Fernanda; Lacheim, Alina, 2025, "BayesValidRox 2.0.0", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-4752, DaRUS, V1 BayesValidRox is an open-source python package that provides methods for surrogate modeling, Bayesian inference and model comparison. Release 2.0.0 improves the modularity and uniformity of the package and introduces template classes for surrogate models and methods for generating posterior samples.(2025-02-05)
bayesvalidrox-2.0.0.tar.gz Mar 4, 2025 - BayesValidRox 2.0.0 Gzip Archive - 142.8 KB - MD5: b8a1b0a6df6184dd1cc2d58e8171026e
B01: Modelling of hydromechanical fracturing across scales(Universität Stuttgart) $B01: Modelling of hydromechanical fracturing across scales logo$ Jan 30, 2025 Hydraulically induced fractures usually initiate at very small (microscopic) length scales and then merge to larger (macroscopic) crack discontinuities. The goal of the project is to resolve this inherent characteristic through the development of computational scale-bridging techniques for hydraulic fracturing of porous media. The project is divide...
Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets Jan 30, 2025 - SFB1313: Project Area B01 Khurshid, Hamza; Polukhov, Elten; Keip, Marc-André, 2025, "Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-4485, DaRUS, V1 The datasets provided here are associated with our publication "Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity". The main idea of the work is to develop a working model for second gradient poro-elasticity. This includes a mixed-variational formulation and finite-element formulation. The results are g...
first-order-consolidation-problem.h5 Jan 30, 2025 - Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets Hierarchical Data Format - 441.4 KB - MD5: 0a28f536531bda27639a2f1aa0d235d5 Results for Terzaghi's quasi one-dimensional consolidation problem using the first-order formulation: The values of vertical strain, fluid mass content and pressure are given along the vertical central axis of the body at several values of the non-dimensional time during the consolidation process. The data corresponds to Fig. 4a,c,e in the paper.
first-order-layered-consolidation-problem.h5 Jan 30, 2025 - Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets Hierarchical Data Format - 592.7 KB - MD5: c53c179fd6195bcfb38f825a740650d1 Results for Terzaghi's quasi one-dimensional consolidation problem using the first-order formulation for a layered body: The values of vertical strain, fluid mass content and pressure are given along the vertical central axis of the body at several values of the non-dimensional time during the consolidation process. The data corresponds to Fig. 8a...
first-order-layered-mandel-problem.h5 Jan 30, 2025 - Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets Hierarchical Data Format - 346.5 KB - MD5: a3f3aa54d544d45f2247ef614d608f9c Results for the two-dimensional Mandel's problem using the first-order formulation for a layered body: The values of horizontal strain, fluid mass content and pressure are given along the horizontal central axis of the body at several values of the non-dimensional time during the consolidation process. The data corresponds to the Fig. 9a in the pap...
first-order-mandel-problem.h5 Jan 30, 2025 - Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets Hierarchical Data Format - 459.9 KB - MD5: 39d92f546c1e3a59ec843c576f69af4e Results for the two-dimensional Mandel's problem using the first-order formulation: The values of horizontal strain, fluid mass content and pressure are given along the horizontal central axis of the body at several values of the non-dimensional time during the consolidation process. The data corresponds to Fig. 6a,c,e in the paper.

Model comparison for LTNE processes in porous media - conduction(Universität Stuttgart)

Mar 13, 2025A-X5

A-X5(Universität Stuttgart)

Mar 13, 2025

BayesValidRox 2.0.0

Mar 4, 2025 - D03: Development and realisation of validation benchmarks

Kohlhaas, Rebecca; Morales Oreamuno, Maria Fernanda; Lacheim, Alina, 2025, "BayesValidRox 2.0.0", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-4752, DaRUS, V1

BayesValidRox is an open-source python package that provides methods for surrogate modeling, Bayesian inference and model comparison. Release 2.0.0 improves the modularity and uniformity of the package and introduces template classes for surrogate models and methods for generating posterior samples.(2025-02-05)

bayesvalidrox-2.0.0.tar.gz

Mar 4, 2025 - BayesValidRox 2.0.0

Gzip Archive - 142.8 KB -

B01: Modelling of hydromechanical fracturing across scales(Universität Stuttgart)

$B01: Modelling of hydromechanical fracturing across scales logo$

Jan 30, 2025

Hydraulically induced fractures usually initiate at very small (microscopic) length scales and then merge to larger (macroscopic) crack discontinuities. The goal of the project is to resolve this inherent characteristic through the development of computational scale-bridging techniques for hydraulic fracturing of porous media. The project is divide...

Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets

Jan 30, 2025 - SFB1313: Project Area B01

Khurshid, Hamza; Polukhov, Elten; Keip, Marc-André, 2025, "Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets", https://doi.org/10.18419/DARUS-4485, DaRUS, V1

The datasets provided here are associated with our publication "Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity". The main idea of the work is to develop a working model for second gradient poro-elasticity. This includes a mixed-variational formulation and finite-element formulation. The results are g...

first-order-consolidation-problem.h5

Jan 30, 2025 - Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets

Hierarchical Data Format - 441.4 KB -

Results for Terzaghi's quasi one-dimensional consolidation problem using the first-order formulation: The values of vertical strain, fluid mass content and pressure are given along the vertical central axis of the body at several values of the non-dimensional time during the consolidation process. The data corresponds to Fig. 4a,c,e in the paper.

first-order-layered-consolidation-problem.h5

Jan 30, 2025 - Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets

Hierarchical Data Format - 592.7 KB -

Results for Terzaghi's quasi one-dimensional consolidation problem using the first-order formulation for a layered body: The values of vertical strain, fluid mass content and pressure are given along the vertical central axis of the body at several values of the non-dimensional time during the consolidation process. The data corresponds to Fig. 8a...

first-order-layered-mandel-problem.h5

Jan 30, 2025 - Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets

Hierarchical Data Format - 346.5 KB -

Results for the two-dimensional Mandel's problem using the first-order formulation for a layered body: The values of horizontal strain, fluid mass content and pressure are given along the horizontal central axis of the body at several values of the non-dimensional time during the consolidation process. The data corresponds to the Fig. 9a in the pap...

first-order-mandel-problem.h5

Jan 30, 2025 - Mixed variational formulation and finite-element implementation of second-order poro-elasticity: Datasets

Hierarchical Data Format - 459.9 KB -

Results for the two-dimensional Mandel's problem using the first-order formulation: The values of horizontal strain, fluid mass content and pressure are given along the horizontal central axis of the body at several values of the non-dimensional time during the consolidation process. The data corresponds to Fig. 6a,c,e in the paper.

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