WTNV136 Modeling 3D of the swelling of a clay with the model GONF_ELAS

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Titre : WTNV136 Modélisation 3D du gonflement d une argi[...] Date : 20/12/2017 Page : 1/8 WTNV136 Modeling 3D of the swelling of a clay with the model GONF_ELAS Summary: This test makes it possible to validate the model known as GONRF_ELAS which was developed by Dashnor Hoxha (LAEGO) and was used and validated within the framework of a benchmark on the modeling of the cells of waste C. This model nonlinear rubber band depend on suction, described the inflating behavior of certain types of clay. Typically it is used to model the behavior of the stoppers of clay compacted - or bentonite - used to close the cells of storage of radioactive waste. This model is written according to the couple of variables according to: the clear constraint and suction (suction is the capillary pressure). This test represents the pressure of swelling of a clay cell which one fills with water. This CAS-test is the variation of the case test WTNA110 to a geometry 3D.

Titre : WTNV136 Modélisation 3D du gonflement d une argi[...] Date : 20/12/2017 Page : 2/8 1 Problem of reference 1.1 Geometry A cube of 1 m of with dimensions. 1.2 Properties of material Elastic properties: E 150.10 6 Pa =0.3 Parameters specific to the model GONF_ELAS : m =0.1142 Pressure of reference A=1. Mpa Hydraulic properties : Liquid water Density ( kg.m 3 ) Heat with constant pressure ( J.K 1 ) thermal dilation coefficient of the liquid ( K 1 ) Compressibility ( Pa 1 ) Viscosity ( Pa.s ) Gas Molar mass ( kg. Mol 1 ) Heat with constant pressure ( J.K 1 ) Viscosity ( Pa.s ) Skeleton Heat-storage capacity with constant constraint ( J.K 1 ) 1.10 3 4180 10-4 5.10-10 10-3 0.002 1000 9. 10-6 1000 Constants Constant of perfect gases 8.315 Homogenized coefficients Homogenized density ( kg.m 3 ) Coefficient of Biot Parameters of the model of Van-Genuchten N Pr Mpa Sr 2000 1 1.61 16.10 6 0

Titre : WTNV136 Modélisation 3D du gonflement d une argi[...] Date : 20/12/2017 Page : 3/8 State of reference Porosity Temperature ( K ) Capillary pressure ( Pa ) 0.366 303 0. Gas pressure ( Pa ) 10 1.3 Initial conditions With t=0 : Pgaz=1atm S=0,5 (either Pc=44,7 Mpa and pw= 44.6 Mpa ) Worthless total constraint. 1.4 Boundary conditions and loadings All displacements are blocked at the edge ( DX =DY =0 ). Flows are worthless. Initial saturation is of 50 % : one increases saturation and one follows the evolution of the total constraint. By definition, the pressure of swelling is the constraint obtained with complete resaturation. For that one imposes on the whole of the field a loading in capillary pressure decreasing linearly in 1s enter 44,7 Mpa and 10 Mpa. 1.5 Bibliographical references 1. Gerard, P., Charlier R., Barnichon, J.D., Known, K. Shao, J-F, Duveau, G., Giot, R., Chavant, C. Hake, F. Numerical modeling of coupled mechanics and gas transfer Newspaper of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Sofia, 2008, vol. 38, No 1, pp. 101-120.

Titre : WTNV136 Modélisation 3D du gonflement d une argi[...] Date : 20/12/2017 Page : 4/8 2 Modeling A 2.1 Characteristics of modeling Modeling 3D _HH2MS on 1 mesh HEXA20. 1 second is simulated by 500 pas de time. 2.2 Result of modeling A Figure 2.2-a watch evolution of the total constraint according to the homogeneous capillary pressure in any point. The post treatment is made here with the node N8 coordinates 0,5 ; 0,5 ;0,5. In the saturated part ( Pc 0 ), the capillary pressure decrease corresponds to an increase in pressure of water and the total constraint grows linearly. It is noted that the slope of the curve is continuous. Parameters A and m were calculated Error: Reference source not found so as to find a pressure of swelling of 7 MPa. Indeed, when saturation reaches 1 (or the capillary pressure 0), the pressure of swelling is given by the following formula: P gf A = 1 2 m 2 m One thus finds well the classical pace of the constraint of swelling and one checks that the curve cuts the y-axis well ( PC=0 ) with a value of 7 Mpa. Test de Gonflement Contrainte totale (Pa) 0,00E+00-5,00E+06-2,00E+06 0,00E+00 5,00E+06 1,00E+07-4,00E+06-6,00E+06-8,00E+06-1,00E+07-1,20E+07-1,40E+07 Pression capillaire (Pa) Figure 2.2-a test of swelling One recalls on the figure the evolution of the capillary pressure according to time corresponding to the loading of the problem:

Titre : WTNV136 Modélisation 3D du gonflement d une argi[...] Date : 20/12/2017 Page : 5/8 Test de gonflement : Pression capillaire 5,00E+07 4,00E+07 3,00E+07 Pc (Pa) 2,00E+07 1,00E+07 0,00E+00-1,00E+07-2,00E+07 0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1 t(s) 2.3 Sizes tested and results Figure 2.2-b : capillary pressure (N3) This CAS-test does not have a value of reference, one thus makes of them a case of nonregression. One carries out tests on two values: N Time ( s ) SIXX Aster Authorized relative error ( % ) N8 0.6-4,56.10 4 0.1% N8 0.8163-5,67.10 6 0.1%

Titre : WTNV136 Modélisation 3D du gonflement d une argi[...] Date : 20/12/2017 Page : 6/8 3 Modeling B 3.1 Characteristics of modeling Even modeling that modeling A but in HH2MS, suction being imposed, the results which depend on it does not change. 3.2 Sizes tested and results N Time ( s ) SIXX Aster Authorized relative error ( % ) N8 0.6-4,56.10 4 0.1% N8 0.8163-5,67.10 6 0.1%

Titre : WTNV136 Modélisation 3D du gonflement d une argi[...] Date : 20/12/2017 Page : 7/8 4 Modeling C 4.1 Characteristics of modeling Even modeling that modeling A but in THH2MS, suction being imposed, the results which depend on it does not change. 4.2 Sizes tested and results N Time ( s ) SIXX Aster Authorized relative error ( % ) N8 0.6-4,56.10 4 0.1% N8 0.8163-5,67.10 6 0.1%

Titre : WTNV136 Modélisation 3D du gonflement d une argi[...] Date : 20/12/2017 Page : 8/8 5 Modeling D 5.1 Characteristics of modeling Even modeling that modeling B but in THHMS, suction being imposed the results which depend on it does not change. 5.2 Values tested N Time ( s ) SIXX Aster Authorized relative error ( % ) N8 0.6-4,56.10 4 0.1% N8 0.8163-5,67.10 6 0.1%