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A P1/P1 Finite Element Framework for Taking Into Account Capillary Effects in Biphasic Flow Simulations
Abstract : This work describes a computational strategy, based on a stabilised finite element method, to simulate bifluid flow with capillary effects in a fibrous microstructure. In this framework, triple junction equilibrium is imposed as a natural condition in the weak formulation of the Stokes problem. Two types of 2D microstructures are then considered, hexagonal and random, and studied in terms of numerical permeability and capillary pressure.
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