Long-term Evolution of Bentonite-Based Seals for Closure of a Radioactive Waste Repository in Claystone: A Hydro-Chemo-Mechanical Modelling Assessment

Laviña, M.; Pelegrí, J.; Idiart, A.; Pasteau, A.; Michau, N.; Talandier, J.; Cochepin, B.

doi:10.1007/s11242-023-01989-3

Transp Porous Med

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s11242-023-01989-3

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Long-term Evolution of Bentonite-Based Seals for Closure of a Radioactive Waste Repository in Claystone: A Hydro-Chemo-Mechanical Modelling Assessment

M. Laviña,

J. Pelegrí,

A. Idiart

et al.

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This opinion paper describes the major coupled T(Thermal)-H(Hydro)-M(Mechanical)-C(Chemical) processes in geological repository systems and the frontier of related model development. Particular focus is made on the analysis of existing approaches and open research questions with respect to the further development of coupled codes and models for realistic multi-scale simulations of repository systems. These include the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence in acceleration of computer codes; sensitivity analysis, inverse modelling and optimisation; software engineering and collaborative platforms for model development.

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Long-term Evolution of Bentonite-Based Seals for Closure of a Radioactive Waste Repository in Claystone: A Hydro-Chemo-Mechanical Modelling Assessment

Cited by 5 publications

References 69 publications

Editorial to the Special Issue: Reactive Transport in Porous Materials: Current Trends and Challenges

Editorial to the Special Issue: Reactive Transport in Porous Materials: Current Trends and Challenges

Experimental study and numerical simulation of coupled thermal-hydro-mechanical behavior of a combined bentonite block-joint sample

Position paper on high fidelity simulations for coupled processes, multi-physics and chemistry in geological disposal of nuclear waste

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