Reference problem ===================== Presentation ------------ In this test case, we study the hydraulic behavior of a saturated porous medium constituted by a single fluid: water in its liquid phase. The associated law of fluid behavior is of type LIQU_SATU. The modeling is hydromechanical (HM). The fluid is incompressible and the medium is infinitely rigid. It is therefore a stationary problem involving an analytical solution. The objective of this test is to validate the correct consideration of a hydraulic flow boundary condition in the case of axisymmetric modeling. Geometry --------- A bar of length :math:`L=\mathrm{1m}` is represented. Its width l is not involved in the analytical solution because the problem is purely 1D. Here we take :math:`l=\mathrm{0,2}m`. Point N1 corresponds to the coordinate point :math:`(\mathrm{0,0})\mathrm{.}` .. image:: images/10000200000000C400000135C3959BE754F1F575.png :width: 1.3791in :height: 2.3673in .. _RefImage_10000200000000C400000135C3959BE754F1F575.png: Illustration 1: vertical bar in vertical positioning Material properties ---------------------- .. csv-table:: "Liquid water", "Density :math:`{\rho }_{l}({\mathit{kg.m}}^{-3})` Dynamic viscosity of liquid water :math:`{\mu }_{l}(\mathit{Pa.s})` Compressibility :math:`{K}_{w}({\mathit{Pa}}^{-1})` "," :math:`{10}^{3}` :math:`0.001` :math:`0`" "Solid", "Drained Young's Module :math:`E(\mathrm{Pa})` Poisson's Ratio :math:`\nu` "," :math:`7.5{10}^{15}` :math:`0.3`" "Reference state", "Porosity :math:`\phi` Temperature :math:`{T}^{\text{ref}}(K)` Liquid pressure :math:`{P}^{\text{ref}}(\mathit{Pa})` Vapor pressure :math:`{\mathit{Pv}}^{\text{ref}}(\mathit{Pa})` "," :math:`0.2` :math:`293` :math:`0` :math:`0.1`" "Constants", "Ideal gas constant R", ":math:`8.32`" "Homogenized coefficients", "Homogenized density :math:`{r}_{0}({\mathit{kg.m}}^{-3})` Biot coefficient b Intrinsic permeability :math:`{K}_{\text{int}}({m}^{2})` "," :math:`2200` :math:`0.6` :math:`{K}_{\text{int}}={10}^{-12}`" **Table** 1.3-1 **: Material data** The gravity of water is overlooked. Boundary conditions and loads ------------------------------------- On all sides blocked trips :math:`{u}_{x}={u}_{y}={u}_{z}=0` Upper edge: water flow: :math:`q=1{\mathit{kg.s}}^{-1}\mathrm{.}{m}^{-2}` Lower edge: Liquid pressure: :math:`{P}_{\mathit{lq}}={P}_{0}=1\mathit{atm}` Side edges: zero flow Initial conditions -------------------- The initial pressure is :math:`1\mathit{atm}`. All other fields are null.