Reference problem ===================== Presentation ------------ In this test case, we study the hydraulic behavior of an unsaturated porous medium consisting of two fluids: water in its liquid phase and dry air. In *Code_Aster*, this is a HHM model. The associated law of fluid behavior is of type LIQU_GAZ. Geometry --------- .. image:: images/Object_1.svg :width: 250 :height: 242 .. _RefImage_Object_1.svg: Coordinates of points :math:`(m)`: :math:`A:-\mathrm{0,5}-\mathrm{0,5}\text{}C:\text{}\mathrm{0,5}\mathrm{0,5}` :math:`B:\text{}\mathrm{0,5}-\mathrm{0,5}\text{}D:-\mathrm{0,5}\mathrm{0,5}` Material properties ---------------------- .. csv-table:: "Fluid (liquid water)", "Density :math:`({\mathrm{kg.m}}^{-3})` Compressibility of liquid :math:`(\mathrm{Pa})` Dynamic viscosity of liquid water :math:`(\mathrm{Pa.s})` Derived from the viscosity of the fluid with respect to temperature", ":math:`{10}^{3}` :math:`{10}^{7}` :math:`{10}^{-3}` :math:`0.`" "Gas (dry air)", "Molar mass :math:`({\mathrm{kg.Pa.K}}^{-1})` Gas viscosity :math:`(\mathrm{Pa.s})` Derivative of the viscosity of gas with respect to temperature", ":math:`1.8\times {10}^{-3}` :math:`{10}^{-5}` :math:`0.`" "Homogenization coefficients", "Coefficient of :math:`\mathrm{Biot}` Porosity", ":math:`1.` :math:`0.14`" "Homogenized coefficients", "Ideal gas constant" Homogenized density :math:`({\mathrm{kg.m}}^{-3})` Saturation Derivative of saturation with respect to pressure Next gravity :math:`X` Next gravity :math:`Y` Next gravity :math:`Z` Intrinsic permeability :math:`({m}^{2})` Relative permeability to liquid :math:`({m}^{2})` Relative gas permeability :math:`({m}^{2})` "," :math:`8.315` :math:`1.6\times {10}^{3}` :math:`0.5` :math:`0.` :math:`0.` -10 in 2D, 0 in 3D -10 in 3D, 0 in 2D :math:`{10}^{-18}` :math:`1.` :math:`1.`" Boundary conditions and loads ------------------------------------- * Full item: * trips :math:`{u}_{x}=0.0m,{u}_{y}=0.0m,{u}_{z}=0.0m`. Initial conditions -------------------- The displacement fields and capillary pressure fields are initially zero, the dry air pressure is equal to atmospheric pressure and the reference temperature is set to :math:`{T}_{0}=273°K`