THERMO-ELASTICITY OF SATURATED POROUS MEDIA
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https://doi.org/10.55766/sujst15924Keywords:
Thermal expansion, porous media, thermo-elasticity, pore water pressureAbstract
paper presents the derivation of the thermal expansion of an elastic porous media skeleton intensively investigated in the past. The theoretical explanation shows that volumetricthermal expansion of the entire porous media is solely controlled by and is equal to the coeficient of ansion of the solid phase. Moreover, the constitutive relations for an undraine ed. It has been shown that the simulated pore water pressure induced by heatin with the experimental results obtained from the literature.
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