2022
DOI: 10.3389/feart.2022.866238
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A Numerical Analysis of the Leakage Characteristics of an Embankment Dam Slope With Internal Erosion

Abstract: Leakage is a common defect of embankment dam slopes, and is usually accompanied by internal erosion. This study establishes a mathematical two-phase seepage coupling model that explicitly considers the effects of internal erosion. With the help of finite element software COMSOL Multiphysics®, we use this model to study the characteristics of fluid seepage, the fraction of leakage volume that is made up of migrated fine particles (migrated fine particles volume fraction), porosity, permeability, and displacemen… Show more

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“…Since seepage is generally considered a key factor in the design, construction, and safe operation of floodgates, the seepage prediction analysis of floodgates has attracted more and more attention. Since the development of finite element software has accelerated in recent years, many scholars have used different finite element software to simulate, analyze, and calculate seepage flow in hydraulic structure engineering, for example, PLAXIS [9], COM-SOL Multiphysics [10][11][12], GeoStudio [13], FLAC3D [14,15], SEEP/W [16], ABAQUS [17,18], FEFLOW [19], FLUENT [20], FLOW3D [21], and so on.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since seepage is generally considered a key factor in the design, construction, and safe operation of floodgates, the seepage prediction analysis of floodgates has attracted more and more attention. Since the development of finite element software has accelerated in recent years, many scholars have used different finite element software to simulate, analyze, and calculate seepage flow in hydraulic structure engineering, for example, PLAXIS [9], COM-SOL Multiphysics [10][11][12], GeoStudio [13], FLAC3D [14,15], SEEP/W [16], ABAQUS [17,18], FEFLOW [19], FLUENT [20], FLOW3D [21], and so on.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%