Results from an International Simulation Study on Coupled Thermal, Hydrological, and Mechanical Processes near Geological Nuclear Waste Repositories

Results from an International Simulation Study on Coupled Thermal, Hydrological, and Mechanical Processes near Geological Nuclear Waste Repositories
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10.13182/nt08-a3974
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发表时间:
2008-07
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1.5
通讯作者:
J. Rutqvist;D. Barr;J. Birkholzer;M. Chijimatsu;O. Kolditz;Quansheng Liu;Y. Oda;Wenqing Wang
J. Rutqvist;D. Barr;J. Birkholzer;M. Chijimatsu;O. Kolditz;Quansheng Liu;Y. Oda;Wenqing Wang
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工程技术4区
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作者:
J. Rutqvist;D. Barr;J. Birkholzer;M. Chijimatsu;O. Kolditz;Quansheng Liu;Y. Oda;Wenqing Wang

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Abstract As part of the ongoing international DECOVALEX project, four research teams used five different models to simulate coupled thermal, hydrological, and mechanical (THM) processes near waste emplacement drifts of geological nuclear waste repositories. The simulations were conducted for two generic repository types, one with open and the other with back-filled repository drifts, under higher and lower postclosure temperatures, respectively. In the completed first model inception phase of the project, a good agreement was achieved between the research teams in calculating THM responses for both repository types, although some disagreement in hydrological responses is currently being resolved. In particular, good agreement in the basic thermal-mechanical responses was achieved for both repository types, even though some teams used relatively simplified thermal-elastic heat-conduction models that neglected complex near-field thermal-hydrological processes. The good agreement between the complex and simplified process models indicates that the basic thermal-mechanical responses can be predicted with a relatively high confidence level.