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Programme & Book of Abstracts

BIOT-55th Biot Conference on Poromechanics

(in Memory of Karl von Terzaghi, 1883-1963)

July 10-12, 2013Vienna, Austria

http://biot2013.conf.tuwien.ac.at

Editors: Christian Hellmich

Bernhard PichlerDietmar Adam

Table of Contents

Foreword 2Conference Organisation 7Way to Conference Venue 8Conference Venue 9Conference Facilities 9Social Programme 10Where to Eat 10Tourist Information 11Scientific Programme 13Abstracts 47Author Index 139Room maps 146

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5th Biot Conference on Poromechanics

Conference Organisation

Organising InstitutionVienna University of Technology (TU Wien) Institute for Mechanics of Materials and Structures Institute of Geotechnics

Chairmen Secretary General Christian HELLMICH (TU Wien) Martina PÖLL (TU Wien) Bernhard PICHLER (TU Wien)

Dietmar ADAM (TU Wien)

Advisory Committee Local Organising CommitteeYounane ABOUSLEIMAN (University of Oklahoma, USA) Elisabeth BEMER (Institut Francais de Petrole, France)

Jean-Louis AURIAULT (Université Joseph Fourier, France) Ronald BLAB (TU Wien)

Alex CHENG (University of Mississippi, USA) Stefan BLOVSKY (TU Wien)

Hoe LING (Columbia University, USA) Karin DE BORST (Glasgow University, UK)

Jean-Francois THIMUS (Université Catholique de Louvain, France) Josef EBERHARDSTEINER (TU Wien)

Franz-Josef ULM (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA) Günter HOFSTETTER (University Innsbruck)

Eric LEMARCHAND (ParisTech, France)

Martin SCHANZ (TU Graz)

Wei WU (BOKU Wien)

International Scientific CommitteeZdenek P. BAZANT (Northwestern University, USA) Huabei LIU (City College of New York, USA)

James G. BERRYMAN (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab., USA) Majid MANZARI (George Washington Univ., USA)

Ronaldo I. BORJA (Stanford University, USA) Günther MESCHKE (Ruhr Univ. Bochum, Germany)

Jan CARMELIET (ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Marcio MURAD (Lab. Nac. de Comp.Cient., Brazil)

Gilles CHANVILLARD (Lafarge, USA) K.K. MURALEETHARAN (Univ. of Oklahoma, USA)

Georgios CONSTANTINIDES (Cyprus Univ. of Techn., Cyprus) Jin Y. OOI (University of Edinburgh, UK)

Steve COWIN (The City University of New York, USA) Martin OSTOJA-STARZEWSKI (Univ. of Illinois, USA)

Emmanuel M. DETOURNAY (University of Minnesota, USA) Jean PREVOST (Princeton University, USA)

Luc DORMIEUX (Ecole des Ponts - Paris Tech) James RICE (Harvard University, USA)

Robert EYMARD (Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallee, France) John RUDNICKI (Northwestern University, USA)

Edouardo FAIRBAIRN (Univ. Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Pratap SAHAY (CICESE, Mexico)

Dmitry I. GARAGASH (Dalhousie University, Canada) George SCHERER (Princeton University, USA)

Albert GIRAUD (Inst. Nat. Polytechnique de Lorraine-Nancy, France) Bernhard SCHREFLER (University of Padua, Italy)

Boris GUREVICH (Curtin University of Technology, Australia) Serge A. SHAPIRO (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany)

Jacques HUYGHE (TU Eindhoven, The Netherlands) Henri VANDAMME (ESPCI Paris Tech, France)

Victor N. KALIAKIN (University of Delaware, USA) Herbert WANG (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA)

Mazen KANJ (Expl. & Petrol. Eng. Tech. Dept., Saudi Arabia) Yunping XI (University of Colorado at Boulder, USA)

Dinesh R. KATTI (North Dakota State University, USA) Robert W. ZIMMERMAN (Imperial College, UK)

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Your Way to the Conference Venue

The conference venue can be easily reached by public means of transport (underground: U1, U2, U4; tramways: D, J, 1, 2, 62, 65; buses: 4A, 59A):

From the Airport

• by taxi € 30.00 -- 35.00

The ride takes approximately 20 minutes.

• by bus € 8.00 (one way)

Buses are departing at intervals of 20 min. in front of the arrivals’ area of the airport: the ride to Schwedenplatz/Morzinplatz (connections to U1, U4) takes approx. 20 minutes.

• by CAT (City Airport Train) € 8.00 (one way), € 15.00 (return ticket)

Trains are departing at intervals of 30 min. (xx:05 and xx:35); the non-stop ride to the City Air Terminal (Landstraße) (connections to U3, U4) takes approx. 16 minutes.

• by train („Schnellbahn“) € 4.00 (one way)

Trains are also departing at intervals of 30 min.; the ride to the City Air Terminal (Landstraße) (connections to U3, U4) takes approx. 25 minutes.

From Railway Station “Wien Meidling / Philadelphiabrücke”

• Take underground U6 in direction Floridsdorf to Längenfeldgasse. There switch to underground U4 in direction Heiligenstadt to Karlsplatz.

From Railway Station “Wien Westbahnhof”

• Take underground U3 in direction Simmering to Stephansplatz. There switch to underground U1 in direction Reumannplatz to Karlsplatz.

By Car

• The conference venue is near the main transit route through Vienna. However, parking in the central areas of Vienna is limited to 1½ – 2 hours, and a parking voucher (available at tabacco-nists (‚Trafik‘)) is required.

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The Conference Venue

The conference venue is Vienna University of Technology (TU Vienna), Freihaus Building, Wiedner Hauptstraße 8-10, 1040 Vienna. All scientific events will take place in the Freihaus.

Conference Facilities

Conference SecretariatIn case of questions, please contact the Conference Secretariat located in the second floor, green sector (see map).

Internet AccessWireless LAN is offered free of charge for all participants within the Freihaus Building. Access codes are available in the Delegate Bags.

Internet RoomThe internet room can be used for checking e-mails etc. Please use the following login data: user: biot, password: conference Unfortunately, it is not possible to make print-outs there. Please contact the registration desk in case you want to print, e.g., boarding passes.

Meeting RoomThe meeting room, located on the first floor, red sector (see map) can be used for individual meetings.

Photocopy ServicesYou can make photocopies at “Copy Shop”, which is located on the ground floor, red sector (see map). This service is not free of charge.

Freihaus Registration, information, and all scientific events will take place in the Freihaus.

This building is located at the beginning of Wiedner Hauptstraße next to Karlsplatz (one of the most important stations of Vienna‘s underground system). From outside, the Freihaus can be identified easily by its green facade.

Inside the FreihausThe Freihaus has three ‚towers‘ with up to 10 floors. Each tower is coded by a colour: red, yellow, and green. One can change from one to another tower in each floor. Note that according to the European system the street level is denoted as Ground Floor or, in German, Erdgeschoß (EG). The levels above are numbered consecutively starting with 1st Floor or, in German, 1. Obergeschoß (1.OG). In each floor, orientation maps showing the detailed topology of the floor are posted next to the elevators. See room maps on the last page.

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Social Programme

Terzaghi LaboratoryThe „Terzaghi Laboratory“ (original title „Erdbaulabor“) was founded in 1928 by Prof. Karl Terzaghi. It is worldwide the oldest university laboratory of soil mechanics in today‘s sense, and contains not only modern equipment, but also historical laboratory devices, e.g. first triaxial apparatus with porewater measurement, first ring shear apparatus, shear test equipment for residual shear strength, and others. Moreover, numerous old documents have been preserved.

The Terzaghi-Laboratory, located in the main building of TU Wien (see map below), is open for visits on Wednesday & Thursday, 12:30 - 16:00 Friday, 11:30 - 16:00

In addition, guided tours are offered during the welcome cocktail and on Friday afternoon. Please con-tact the registration desk for registering for the tour.

Welcome Cocktail: Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 19:00The welcome cocktail will take place at the „Cupola Hall“ of TU Wien, which is located in the main buil-ding (see map below).

Banquet: Thursday, July 11, 2013, Entrance: 19:00, Beginning: 19:30The banquet, given by the Mayor of the City of Vienna for all registered participants and accompanying persons, will take place in the picturesque City Hall. The City Hall can be reached by underground line U2, get off at Rathaus.

Main Building Cupola Hall City Hall

Your way from the conference venue to the main building of TU Wien

Where to Eat

During the conference (Wednesday, July 10 and Thursday, July 11) you may have lunch at the Mensa/Cafeteria of TU Vienna. Lunch (soup, main dish, dessert, and one soft drink) is included in the registra-tion fee. On Friday, July 12, a light lunch will be served at the coffee break area.

Lunch vouchers will be handed out together with the conference material at the registration desk.

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Tourist Information

CurrencyThe official currency in Austria is the Euro. 1 Euro = 100 Cents. The symbol for the Euro is €.

Foreign Exchange, Banks & Credit CardsMoney can be changed at the airport, at banks, exchange bureaus, and larger hotels. For a cash ad-vance, credit cards can be used at cash dispensers (“Bankomat”) which are available all over the city.

Important telephone numbers Emergency Number 112 Police 133 Medical Service 141Fire Brigade 122 Ambulance 144

PharmacyThe nearest pharmacy is located on Wiedner Hauptstraße 14 (open: Mon-Fri 8:00-18:00, Sat 8:00-12:00). The same opening times apply to most pharmacies in Vienna. A 24-hour pharmacy standby service is available throughout the city. Details of the nearest open pharmacy are posted at every pharmacy. For telephone information call +43 1 1455.

Prices and tipsMenu prices usually include service and taxes. In restaurants, a tip of approximately 5-10 % is expected.

ShoppingTypical shopping hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 - 18:00 and Saturday 10:00 - 13:00 (17:00). Apart from some tobacconists and small supermarkets at petrol stations and at the main railway stations, shops are closed on Sundays. Luxury shops with an elegant clientele can be found in the pedestrian zone of the Graben and of Kärntnerstraße (underground lines U1 and U3 / station Stephansplatz). Street entertainers and outdoor cafés contribute to the special atmosphere of this area. A well known shopping area is Mariahilferstraße (underground line U3 / station Neubaugasse).

TaxiThe main taxi companies in Vienna can be reached on: +43 1 31300 or +43 1 40100 or +43 1 60160.

TransportationThe best way to discover Vienna is by public transport. The transport system is based on a dense net-work of trams, buses, subways, and trains. The following tickets are available:• Single-ride ticket: € 2.10 (at vending machines), € 2.20 (in trams only)• 24-hour (multiple-ride) ticket: € 7.10• 48-hour (multiple-ride) ticket: € 12.40• 72-hour (multiple-ride) ticket: € 15.40• Week card (multiple-ride ticket): € 15.80 (valid from Monday to Monday)Tickets are available at Vienna Transport sales counters and at tobacconists. Apart from the Vienna Card, tickets can also be obtained from vending machines at the underground stations.• Vienna Card: € 19.90 (72-hour (multiple-ride) ticket, reduced rates for guided tours, at restau-

rants, ...)

VoltageVoltage: 230 Volts. Plugs are Continental-style two-pin. A plug adaptor should be taken along if incom-patible electronic gadgets are used.

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ScientificProgramme

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Information for Lecturers■ Please check the time and lecture room of your presentation in the daily programme and on the

info boards as there might have been changes.

■ Technical staff is assigned to each lecture room for help with technical equipment.

■ Each lecture room is equipped with a notebook (Windows 7, Microsoft Office 2010, Acrobat Reader) and a video projector. You are asked to upload your presentation on the notebook as soon as possible, but at the very latest in the break before the session.

■ Please be present at least 10 minutes prior to the start of your session and let the chairperson know you are there.

■ Please make sure to stay in your session from the beginning on in order to ensure smooth changes between the individual presentations.

■ The time allotted for the presentations is 20 min. (incl. discussion) for all presentations. The chairpersons are requested to stop presentations after the allotted time has passed.

Information for Chairpersons■ Please check the time and lecture room of the session you are chairing in the daily programme

and on the info boards as there might have been changes.

■ All lecturers of your session are requested to approach you in the lecture room at least 10 minutes before the start of the session. This allows you to identify lecturers who have not arrived yet.

■ Technical staff is assigned to each lecture room for help with technical equipments. They are responsible for the technical equipment in the lecture room and are ready to help you in any other aspect.

■ You are kindly asked to switch between presentations by simply announcing the name of the next presenter and the title of the presentation. Due to the tight schedule, there will not be sufficient time for introducing individual lecturers in a more detailed manner.

■ Please do your best to strictly limit the duration of each presentation and discussion to the allotted time.

■ If a lecturer is missing, please stick to the original programme, i.e., extend the discussion time of the preceding presentation or allow a break for the duration of the missing lecture(s). This enables participants to listen to chosen individual lectures according to the announced sequence.

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Plenary LecturesThe numbers in the right-hand columns refer to the respective pages in the programme and the list of abstracts.

Wednesday, July 10, 2013 Room Programme Abstracts

08:20-08:40 PS01:1 Stephen C. Cowin: Interstitial flow in the hierarchical pore space architecture of bone tissue

H1 19 49

08:45-09:05 PS01:2 Gilles Pijaudier-Cabot: Poromechanics of swelling in nanoporous materials: motivations and introduction of strain effects on adsorption

H1 19 49

09:10-09:30 PS01:3 Benoit Coasne: Pressure effects in phases confined in pores: application to in-pore freezing and mechanical enhancement of porous materials

H1 19 49

09:35-09:55 PS01:4 Jean H. Prevost: One-way vs two-way coupling in reservoir-geomechanical models

H1 19 50

10:00-10:20 PS01:5 Jonny Rutqvist: Modeling ground deformations and potential for induced micro-seismicity at the In Salah CO2 storage operation, Algeria

H1 19 50

Thursday, July 11, 2013

08:00-08:20 PS02:1 George W. Scherer: Supersaturation in porous media H1 29 50

08:25:08:45 PS02:2 Bernhard Schrefler: 2D and 3D numerical analysis of fluid pressure induced fracture

H1 29 51

08:50-09:10 PS02:3 Kalpana Katti: FTIR investigation of molecular interactions in swelling clays and their role on swelling and other macroscopic properties

H1 29 51

09:15-09:35 PS02:4 Serge A. Shapiro: The pressure dependence of permeability as a function of stiff and compliant porosities

H1 29 51

09:40-10:00 PS02:5 Jacques M. Huyghe: Interfacial water: unexplained phenomena

H1 29 52

10:05-10:25 PS02:6 Robert W. Zimmerman: The effect of pore shape and pore fluid on the Poisson ratio of porous materials

H1 29 52

Friday, July 12, 2013

12:20-12:40 PS03:1 Jianfu Shao: A micro-macro model for the mortar with drying effect

H1 45 52

12:45-13:05 PS03:2 James G. Berryman: Poroelasticity generalized for polycrystalline composites

H1 45 53

13:10-13:30 PS03:3 Boris Gurevich: Seismic dispersion and attenuation in fluid-saturated rocks: theory and experiment

H1 45 53

13:35-13:55 PS03:4 Djimedo Kondo: Effective strength of saturated double porous media with a Drucker-Prager solid phase

H1 45 53

14:00-14:20 PS03:5 Younane Abousleiman: Poromechanics axisymmetric Mandel-type solutions and pore pressure intricate behaviors in dual-porosity dual-permeability shale

H1 45 54

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Mini-symposiaThe numbers in the right-hand columns refer to the respective pages in the programme and the list of abstracts.

MS01 Biot theory in seismic wave propagation (P. Sahay, P. Sahay) Programme Abstracts

MS01-1 Wed, 10:50 - 12:30, H1 20 54-55 MS01-2 Wed, 14:00 - 15:40, H1 23 55-56 MS01-3 Wed, 16:10 - 17:50, H1 26 57-58 MS01-4 Thu, 10:50 - 12:30, H1 30 58-59 MS01-5 Thu, 14:00 - 16:00, H1 33 60-61 MS01-6 Thu, 16:30 - 18:10, H1 36 62-63 MS01-7 Fri, 08:00 - 09:40, H1 39 64-65 MS01-8 Fri, 10:00 - 11:40, H1 42 65-66

MS02 Mechanics of fluid-infiltrated earth materials - in memory of Terzaghi and Biot (J.R. Rice, F. Lehner) MS02-1 Wed, 10:50 - 12:30, H5 21 67-68 MS02-2 Wed, 14:00 - 15:40, H5 24 68-70 MS02-3 Wed, 16:10 - 17:50, H5 27 70-71 MS02-4 Thu, 10:50 - 12:30, H5 31 71-72 MS02-5 Thu, 14:00 - 16:00, H5 34 72-73

MS03 Application of multi-phase models in structural engineering (G. Hofstetter, T. Jefferson) MS03-1 Wed, 10:50 - 12:30, H3 20 73-74 MS03-2 Wed, 14:00 - 15:40, H3 23 74-75

MS04 Microporous and mesoporous materials: adsorption and poromechanics (G.W. Scherer, A.V. Neimark, G. Reichenauer, G. Pijaudier-Cabot, M. Vandamme) MS04-1 Wed, 10:50 - 12:30, H6 21 75-76 MS04-2 Wed, 14:00 - 15:40, H6 24 77-78 MS04-3 Wed, 16:10 - 17:50, H6 27 78-79 MS04-4 Thu, 10:50 - 12:30, H6 31 79-80

MS05 Poromechanics of confined reactions (G.W. Scherer, R. Espinosa-Marzal, D.K. Dysthe, P.B. Kelemen) MS05-1 Thu, 16:30 - 18:10, H6 37 80-81 MS05-2 Fri, 08:00 - 09:40, H6 40 82

MS06 Computational poromechanics (K.K. Muraleetharan, M. Schanz, V.N. Kaliakin) MS06-1 Thu, 14:00 - 16:00, H2 33 82-84 MS06-2 Thu, 16:30 - 18:10, H2 36 84-85 MS06-3 Fri, 08:00 - 09:40, H2 39 85-86

MS07 From blast and impact responses of porous media to constitutive modeling - honoring Prof. Frank L. DiMaggio (H. Liu, H.I. Ling, V.N. Kaliakin) MS07-1 Wed, 10:50 - 12:30, H2 20 86-87 MS07-2 Wed, 14:00 - 15:40, H2 23 87-88

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MS09 Multiscale modeling and simulation of granular and porous media (J. Sun, X. Yin) MS09 Wed, 10:50 - 12:30, H7 22 88-89

MS10 The effect of hierarchical pore structure and anisotropy on pore fluid flow in bone tissue (L. Cardoso, St.C. Cowin) MS10-1 Wed, 16:10 - 17:50, H7 28 90-91 MS10-2 Thu, 10:50 - 12:30, H7 32 92-93 MS10-3 Thu, 14:00 - 16:00, H7 35 93-95

MS11 Micro-scale and field-scale modeling of underground storage of wastes and hydrocarbons (M. Ferronato, G. Sciarra) MS11-1 Wed, 10:50 - 12:30, H4 21 95-96 MS11-2 Wed, 14:00 - 15:40, H4 24 97

MS15 Geotechnical engineering - Practical issues of design, construction and applied research (St. Blovsky) MS15-1 Fri, 08:00 - 09:40, H3 39 98-99 MS15-2 Fri, 10:00 - 11:40, H3 42 99-100

MS16 Coupled processes in geomechanics. Bridging theory and experiments (J.-M. Pereira, E. Romero) MS16-1 Wed, 16:10 - 17:50, H3 26 100-102 MS16-2 Thu, 10:50 - 12:30, H3 30 102-103 MS16-3 Thu, 14:00 - 16:00, H3 33 103-105 MS16-4 Thu, 16:30 - 18:10, H3 36 105-106 MS16-5 Fri, 10:00 - 11:40, H6 43 106

MS17 Advanced experimental characterization of porous materials (E. Bemer, F. Skoczylas) MS17-1 Fri, 08:00 - 09:40, H8 41 107-108 MS17-2 Fri, 10:00 - 11:40, H8 44 108-109

MS18 New frontiers in mechanics of cohesive soils (D.R. Katti) MS18 Thu, 14:00 - 16:00, H6 34 109-111

MS19 Multiscale poromechanics of geomaterials and biomaterials (B. Pichler, A. Giraud, X. Chateau, Ch. Hellmich) MS19-1 Wed, 16:10 - 17:50, H8 28 111-112 MS19-2 Thu, 10:50 - 12:30, H8 32 113-114 MS19-3 Thu, 14:00 - 16:00, H8 35 114-115 MS19-4 Thu, 16:30 - 18:10, H8 38 116-117

MS20 Computational geomechanics for deep subsurface injection (S. Yin) MS20 Wed, 16:10 - 17:50, H4 27 117-118

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MS21 Multiscale and stochastic modeling in poromechanics (M. Murad, R.E. Showalter, X.F. Xu) MS21-1 Thu, 16:30 - 18:10, H7 38 119 MS21-2 Fri, 08:00 - 09:40, H7 44 120

MS22 Multiphysics numerical modeling of geomaterials and computational strategies (F. Pesavento, L. Sanavia, B. Schrefler) MS22-1 Thu, 16:30 - 18:10, H5 37 121-122 MS22-2 Fri, 08:00 - 09:40, H5 40 122-123 MS22-3 Fri, 10:00 - 11:40, H5 43 123-124

MS23 Soft tissue modeling in bioengineering: from poroelasticity to tissue biophysics (J. Noailly) MS23-1 Wed, 10:50 - 12:30, H8 22 125-126 MS23-2 Wed, 14:00 - 15:40, H8 25 126-127

MS24 Multiscale modeling of transport phenomena and failure in porous materials (G. Meschke, J.J. Timothy) MS24-1 Thu, 16:30 - 18:10, H4 37 127-128 MS24-2 Fri, 08:00 - 09:40, H4 40 129-130 MS24-3 Fri, 10:00 - 11:40, H4 43 130-131

MS25 The applicability of Biot’s theory of dynamic poroelasticity to rocks (R.W. Zimmerman) MS25-1 Wed, 16:10 - 17:50, H2 26 132-133 MS25-2 Thu, 10:50 - 12:30, H2 30 133-135

MS27 Gas shale poromechanics at all scales (Y. Abousleiman, A. Cheng, A. Onaisi) MS27-1 Thu, 10:50 - 12:30, H4 31 135-136 MS27-2 Thu, 14:00 - 16:00, H4 34 136-137

MS28 Constitutive modeling of damage and healing in porous media (C. Arson) MS28 Fri, 10:00 - 11:40, H2 42 137-138

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013

08:00 - 08:20 Opening Ceremony H1

Welcome addresses Ch. Hellmich (Conference Chairman) J. Eberhardsteiner (Department Head of Civil Engineering, TU Vienna) A. Cheng (Past President EMI, University of Mississippi) A. Chaker (Director EMI, American Society of Civil Engineers, ASCE)

08:20 - 10:20PS01 H1

Plenary SessionChair: Christian Hellmich

08:20 PS01:1 S.C. Cowin, L. Cardoso: Interstitial flow in the hierarchical pore space architecture of bone tissue

08:45 PS01:2 G. Pijaudier-Cabot, D. Grégoire, R. Vermorel, L. Perrier: Poromechanics of swelling in nanoporous materials: motivations and introduction of strain effects on adsorption

09:10 PS01:3 B. Coasne: Pressure effects in phases confined in pores: application to in-pore freezing and mechanical enhancement of porous materials

09:35 PS01:4 J.H. Prevost: One-way vs two-way coupling in reservoir-geomechanical models

10:00 PS01:5 J. Rutqvist, A. Rinaldi: Modeling ground deformations and potential for induced micro-seismicity at the In Salah CO2 storage operation, Algeria

10:20 - 10:50 Coffee Break

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 10:50 - 12:30

MS01-1 H1Biot theory in seismic wave propagation

Chair: Pratap Sahay

10:50 MS01-1:1 D. Smeulders, M. Schakel: Biot-Pride electrokinetic wave propagation in porous rocks

11:10 MS01-1:2 M. Dietrich, S. Garambois: Some theoretical and practical questions in transient electrokinetic coupling in fluid-saturated porous media11:30 MS01-1:3 W. Guan, H. Hu, X. Liu: Full-waveform simulation of multipole seismoelectric logging while drilling in a fluid-saturated porous formation11:50 MS01-1:4 S. Garambois, M. Dietrich: Observation of the diffuse Biot slow wave via its electrokinetic coupling: a numerical perspective

MS07-1 H2From blast and impact responses of porous media to constitutive modeling -

honoring Prof. Frank L. DiMaggioChair: Huabei Liu

10:50 MS07-1:1 D. Jahnke, W. Jin, Y. Andreopoulos: Dynamic fracture of cellular cementitious plates under blast/shock loading

11:10 MS07-1:2 A. De, A.N. Morgante, T.F. Zimmie: Mitigation of blast effects on underground structure using compressible porous foam barriers11:30 MS07-1:3 K.V. Subramaniam, Y. Andreopoulos: Blast response of cellular cement foams: an experimental evaluation

MS03-1 H3Application of multi-phase models in structural engineering

Chair: Günter Hofstetter

10:50 MS03-1:1 T. Yoneda, T. Ishida, K. Maekawa, E. Gebreyouhannes, T. Mishima: Simulation of early-age cracking due to drying shrinkage based on a multi-scale constitutive model

11:10 MS03-1:2 M. Ritter, M. Aschaber, W. Benger, G. Hofstetter: Visualization of finite element data of a multi-phase concrete model11:30 MS03-1:3 A.D. Jefferson, A. Chitez: Porosity development in a numerical model for concrete shrinkage

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 10:50 - 12:30

MS11-1 H4Micro-scale and field-scale modeling of underground storage of wastes and hydrocarbons

Chair: Giulio Sciarra

10:50 MS11-1:1 G. Sciarra: Strain-gradient poromechanical description of unsaturated porous materials

11:10 MS11-1:2 F. Bignonnet, L. Dormieux: FFT-based homogenization of permeability using a Hashin-Shtrikman type variational framework11:30 MS11-1:3 F. Casini, J. Vaunat, E. Romero: A microstructural model on the link between change in pore size distribution and wetting induced deformation in a compacted silt11:50 MS11-1:4 G. Buscarnera, C. di Prisco: Saturation-induce failure: mechanics of a class of unstable processes12:10 MS11-1:5 T.A. Bui, F. Deleruyelle, K.K. Wong, N. Dufour, C. Leo: Analytical approach to the creep and hydromechanical couplings around underground cavities

MS02-1 H5Mechanics of fluid-infiltrated earth materials - in memory of Terzaghi and Biot

Chair: Florian Lehner

10:50 MS02-1:1 R.Y. Makhnenko, J.F. Labuz: Unjacketed bulk compressibility of sandstone in laboratory experiments

11:10 MS02-1:2 J. Fortin, Y. Guéguen: Mechanical compaction of porous rock: comparison between the behavior of a porous sandstone and a porous basalt11:30 MS02-1:3 M.J. Burlingame: Examination and implications of preconsolidation pressure changes in overconsolidated clay underlying a large embankment11:50 MS02-1:4 F. Kraaijeveld, P. Fokker, P. Schutjens: On poro-elasticity in finite-element geomechanical simulations: Theory and implementation12:10 MS02-1:5 M.A. Nikolinakou, P.B. Flemings: Pore pressure and stress around dipping structures

MS04-1 H6Microporous and mesoporous materials: adsorption and poromechanics

Chair: Matthieu Vandamme

10:50 MS04-1:1 A.V. Neimark: Found in translation: from adsorption thermodynamics to poromechanics of nanostructured solids

11:10 MS04-1:2 R. Vermorel, G. Pijaudier-Cabot: Enhanced continuum poromechanics to account for adsorption induced swelling of saturated isotropic nanoporous materials11:30 MS04-1:3 A. Rafsanjani, D. Derome, J. Carmeliet: A poromechanics approach to predict the effective swelling behavior of cellular materials11:50: MS04-1:4 H. Hoang, G. Galliero: Swelling/shrinkage induced by shear in narrow pores

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 10:50 - 12:30

MS09 H7Multiscale modeling and simulation of granular and porous media

Chair: Xiaolong Yin

10:50 MS09:1 V.V. Petunin, C. Labra, F. Xiao, A.N. Tutuncu, J. Sun, X. Yin: Porosity and permeability change under stress and correlation to rock texture

11:10 MS09:2 S.D. Mesarovic, J.M. Padbidri, B. Muhunthan: Micromechanics of dilatancy, critical state and shear bands in dense granular matter

11:30 MS09:3 Y.-J. Liu, Z.-Y. Yin, P.Y. Hicher, J. Wang, X. Xia: Macro and micro analysis for grading-dependent mechanical behaviour of granular materials11:50 MS09:4 P. Liu, Z. Wang, M. Luan, A. Chan: A constitutive model for sand incorporating the effects of rotation of principal stress and state-parameter-dependant dilatancy

12:10 MS09:5 M.R. Karamooz Ravari, M. Kadkhodaei: Finite element modeling of the elastic modulus of Ti6Al4V scaffold fabricated by SLM

MS23-1 H8Soft tissue modeling in bioengineering: from poroelasticity to tissue biophysics

Chair: Jerome Noailly

10:50 MS23-1:1 A. Eisenträger, I. Sobey: Multi-fluid poroelastic modelling of CSF flow through the brain

11:10 MS23-1:2 T. Nagel, O. Kolditz, D.J. Kelly: Enhanced poromechanical properties of tissue engineered cartilage via swelling induced collagen remodelling

11:30 MS23-1:3 A. Malandrino, D. Lacroix, J. Noailly: Intervertebral disc cell death explained by metabolism-deformation couplings in a porohyperelastic finite element model11:50 MS23-1:4 A. Castro, W. Wilson, J.M. Huyghe, K. Ito, J.L. Alves: Validation of an open source finite element biphasic poroelastic model. Application to the intervertebral disc biomechanics

12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 14:00 - 15:40


Chair: Serge. A. Shapiro

14:00 MS01-2:1 H. Steeb, P. Kurzeja: Wave propagation in residual saturated porous rocks – a multiscale approach

14:20 MS01-2:2 E. Caspari, T. Müller, J. Rubino, B. Gurevich: Biot‘s slow wave and effective hydraulic conductivity in random media14:40 MS01-2:3 Y.J. Song, H.S. Hu: Effects of squirt-flow in cracks on drained bulk modulus of porous media15:00 MS01-2:4 E.H. Saenger, H. Steeb: Digital rock physics: poroelastic signature of permeability and tortuosity15:20 MS01-2:5 J.G. Rubino, T.M. Müller, L. Guarracino, K. Holliger: Fracture connectivity effects on seismic attenuation

MS07-2 H2From blast and impact responses of porous media to constitutive modeling -

honoring Prof. Frank L. DiMaggioChair: Hoe I. Ling

14:00 MS07-2:1 G.-W. Lin, H.I. Ling, C. Hung, V.N. Kaliakin: An anisotropic elastoplastic bounding surface model for New York Bay Clay - a parametric study

14:20 MS07-2:2 H. Liu, Y. Han: Poro-easto-plastic modeling of saturated granular soils subjected to blast loading

14:40 MS07-2:3 C. Hung, H.I. Ling, V.N. Kaliakin: Simulation of excavation in soft cohesive soils using enhanced anisotropic elastoplastic bounding surface models15:00 MS07-2:4 V.N. Kaliakin, A.N. Leal: Towards a generalized bounding surface model for cohesive soils

MS03-2 H3Application of multi-phase models in structural engineering

Chair: Tony Jefferson

14:00 MS03-2:1 M.-M. Zhou, G. Meschke: Strength homogenization for partially frozen soil using linear comparison composite approach

14:20 MS03-2:2 P. Gamnitzer, G. Hofstetter: An improved cap model for partially saturated soils

14:40 MS03-2:3 A. Nasedkin, A. Nasedkina: Finite element modeling and computer design of porous composites

15:00 MS03-2:4 K.V. Subramaniam: Ultrasonic measurement of evolving porosity in hydrating mortar

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 14:00 - 15:40

MS11-2 H4Micro-scale and field-scale modeling of underground storage of wastes and hydrocarbons

Chair: Massimiliano Ferronato

14:00 MS11-2:1 M. Ferronato, N. Castelletto, G. Gambolati: A coupled poroelasticity model by mixed finite elements for aquifer recharge simulations

14:20 MS11-2:2 N. Castelletto, M. Ferronato, G. Gambolati, C. Janna, P. Teatini: Compartmentalization effects in geologic CO2 sequestration. A case study in an offshore reservoir in Italy

14:40 MS11-2:3 J. Marck, E. Detournay: Withdrawal of fluid from a poroelastic layer

15:00 MS11-2:4 H. Bedayat, A. Dahi Taleghani: The equivalent inclusion method for poroelasticity problems


Chair: Yves Guéguen

14:00 MS02-2:1 J.D. Platt, J.R. Rice, J.W. Rudnicki: Shear localization due to thermal pressurization of pore fluids in rapidly sheared granular media

14:20 MS02-2:2 E. Aharonov, L. Goren, D. Sparks, R. Toussaint: Localization of shear in saturated granular media: insights from a multi-scaled granular-fluid model

14:40 MS02-2:3 Y. Kovalyshen, E. Detournay: Propagation of a semi-infinite hydraulic fracture in a poroelastic medium

15:00 MS02-2:4 B. Carrier, S. Granet: Finite element modeling of fluid-driven fracture in permeable medium

15:20 MS02-2:5 A.N. Galybin: On modelling of collective behaviour of hydro-fractures in rockmasses


Chair: Gudrun Reichenauer

14:00 MS04-2:1 C. Balzer, G. Reichenauer, M. Wiener: Sorption-induced deformation of microporous solids studied by in-situ dilatometry

14:20 MS04-2:2 S. Hol, M.D. Zoback, C.J. Spiers: Role of adsorption in the creep behavior of coal and shale

14:40 MS04-2:3 K. Saliya, D. Grgic, R. Giot, A. Giraud: THM modeling of the CO2 injection in coal: influence of Biot’s coefficient and Langmuir’s adsorption parameters

15:00 MS04-2:4 D.N. Espinoza, M. Vandamme, J.-M. Pereira, P. Dangla, S. Vidal-Gilbert: Measurement of adsorptive-mechanical properties of fractured coal cores

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 14:00 - 15:40

MS23-2 H8Soft tissue modeling in bioengineering: from poroelasticity to tissue biophysics

Chair: Jerome Noailly

14:00 MS23-2:1 J.H. Smith, J.J. García: Constitutive modeling of brain tissue using Ogden-type strain energy functions

14:20 MS23-2:2 M. Kaczmarek, W.L. Olszewski, J. Nowak, M. Zaleska: Modelling lymphoedematous tissue under pneumatic compression

14:40 MS23-2:3 D.A. Morrow, G.M. Odegard, K.R. Kaufman: Use of a poroelastic model to predict intramuscular pressure


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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 16:10 - 18:10


Chair: German A. Maximov

16:10 MS01-3:1 Y. Bouzidi: Numerical models of converted slow P-wave modes in porous media

16:30 MS01-3:2 G.L. Zavorokhin: The wave field of a point source that acts on the permeable free boundary of a Biot half-plane16:50 MS01-3:3 M.B.C. Ülker: A semi-analytical solution of the dynamic response of saturated multi- layer porous media under progressive waves17:10 MS01-3:3 H. Wang, T. Dong, J. Tian: Acoustoelasticity for a dissipative fluid-saturated porous rock

MS25-1 H2The applicability of Biot’s theory of dynamic poroelasticity to rocks

Chair: Robert W. Zimmerman

16:10 MS25-1:1 B. Gurevich: A system of periodically alternating solid and viscous fluid layers: an exactly solvable example of a Biot medium

16:30 MS25-1:2 P. Rasolofosaon: Relevance of poroelastic theory for wave propagation in rocks - Ultrasonic experimental check in the laboratory -16:50 MS25-1:3 Y. Guéguen: Wave propagation and attenuation in rocks from poroelasticity and thermoelasticity17:10 MS25-1:4 P.S. Kurzeja, H. Steeb, J. Renner: The critical frequency in biphasic media: beyond Biot‘s approach17:30 MS25-1:5 E.C. David, R.W. Zimmerman: Model for frequency-dependence of elastic wave velocities in porous rocks

MS16-1 H3Coupled processes in geomechanics. Bridging theory and experiments

Chair: Jean-Michel Pereira

16:10 MS16-1:1 J. Mainka, M.A. Murad, C. Moyne, S.A. Lima: A modified form of Terzaghi‘s effective stress principle of unsaturated expansive clays derived from micromechanical analysis

16:30 MS16-1:2 J.A. Pineda, E. Romero, D. Tarragó, E. Tauler, E. Alonso: Microstructural evaluation of the water sensitivity of clayey rocks16:50 MS16-1:3 Q.-Z. Zhu, J.-F. Shao: A multiscale anisotropic poroplasticity damage model for cracked solids17:10 MS16-1:4 G. Musso, G. Della Vecchia, E. Romero: Modelling the coupled chemo-hydro- mechanical behavior of structured active clays on basis of quantitative microstructural information17:30 MS16-1:5 H. Khaksar, G. Habibagahi, E. Nikooee, J. Mainka: SWRC modeling in unsaturated soils: a pore network approach

17:50 MS16-1:6 G. Cai, D. Sheng, S. Sloan, C. Zhao: Preliminary study on modeling thermo-hydro- mechanical coupling behavior of unsaturated soils based on hybrid mixture theory

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 16:10 - 18:10

MS20 H4Computational geomechanics for deep subsurface injection

Chair: Shunde Yin

16:10 MS20:1 E. Holzbecher: Coupled hydro-mechanical modelling of deep geothermal heat production

16:30 MS20:2 H. Zhao, Z. Ru, S. Zhang: A hybrid LSSVM–ABC model for the determination of the magnitude of horizontal in situ stresses16:50 MS20:3 Z. Ru, H. Zhao, M. Wang: Numerical modeling of hydraulic fracture propagation using extended finite element method17:10 MS20:4 S. Yin: Coupled THMC analysis of the stress and pressure change around the injection well in CO2 sequestration


Chair: Einat Aharonov

16:10 MS02-3:1 C. Wei, X. Feng: A theoretical framework for modeling chemo-mechanical behavior of porous media with multiphases and multispecies

16:30 MS02-3:2 I. Stefanou, J. Sulem: Chemical degradation and compaction instabilities in geomaterials16:50 MS02-3:3 R.M. Skarbek, A.W. Rempel: Thermal consolidation with chemical dehydration reactions: pore pressure generation in the slow slip region of subduction zones17:10 MS02-3:4 N. Brantut, P. Baud, M.J. Heap, P.G. Meredith: Mechanics of time-dependent deformation in crustal rocks17:30 MS02-3:5 A. Caserta, R. Kanivesky, E. Salusti: On solitary shock waves for solute and fluid pressure in geologic porous media


Chair: George W. Scherer

16:10 MS04-3:1 G.H. Findenegg, S. Jähnert, A. Schreiber: Freezing of water in cylindrical nanopores

16:30 MS04-3:2 O. Paris, M. Erko: Walter melting induced deformation of ordered nanoporous silica

16:50 MS04-3:3 B. Carrier, M. Vandamme, R. Pellenq, H. Van Damme: Effect of water content on the mechanical behavior of thin clay films17:10 MS04-3:4 K. Katika, M.M. Alam, I.L. Fabricius: Nuclear magnetic resonance and sound velocity measurements of chalk saturated with magnesium rich brine

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Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 16:10 - 18:10

MS10-1 H7The effect of hierarchical pore structure and anisotropy on pore fluid flow in bone tissue

Chair: Luis Cardoso

16:10 MS10-1:1 M. Benalla, L. Cardoso, S.C. Cowin: Assessment of the lacunar-canalicular permeability using harmonic loading

16:30 MS10-1:2 A.F. Pereira, S. Shefelbine: Modelling rest-inserted loading in bone mechanotrans- duction using poroelastic finite element models: the impact of permeability16:50 MS10-1:3 N. Rodriguez-Florez, M.L. Oyen, S.J. Shefelbine: Multi-scale permeability of murine bone measured by nanoindentation17:10 MS10-1:4 M.-J.Y. Ou, Y.-H.R. Tsai, S.J. Kim: On the reconstruction of dynamic permeability of cancellous bones17:30 MS10-1:5 F. Marinozzi, F. Bini, A. Marinozzi, A. De Paolis, E. Habib, A. Quintino, M. Corcione: Experimental and theoretical analysis of water uptake and swelling kinetics of trabecular tissue from human femur head: some preliminary results 17:50 MS10-1:6 L. Cardoso, S.C. Cowin: Fabric dependence in dynamic poroelasticity

MS19-1 H8Multiscale poromechanics of geomaterials and biomaterials

Chair: Bernhard Pichler

16:10 MS19-1:1 D. Hoxha, N. Belayachi, D.P. Do: Elaboration of a straw fiber-based insulated material: numerical prediction of thermohydromechanical properties

16:30 MS19-1:2 T.T.L. Nguyen, L. Ducloué, G. Ovarlez, X. Chateau: Overall properties of a soft porous material: surface tension effects

16:50 MS19-1:3 M. Shahidi, B. Pichler, C. Hellmich: Liquid crystal interface micromechanics of creeping (geo- and bio-)materials17:10 MS19-1:4 M.I. El Ghezal, I. Doghri: Micromechanical modeling of porous solids17:30 MS19-1:5 S. Brisard, L. Dormieux, K. Sab: Improved bounds on the elastic properties of porous media with the variational equivalent inclusion method (VEIM)

17:50 MS19-1:6 C. Morin, C. Hellmich: A multiscale poromicromechanical approach to wave propagation and attenuation in bone

19:00 Welcome Cocktail

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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 08:00 - 10:25

PS02 H1Plenary Session

Chair: Bernhard Pichler

08:00 PS02:1 G.W. Scherer: Supersaturation in porous media

08:25 PS02:2 S. Secchi, B. Schrefler: 2D and 3D numerical analysis of fluid pressure induced fracture

08:50 PS02:3 K. Katti, D. Katti: FTIR investigation of molecular interactions in swelling clays and their role on swelling and other macroscopic properties

09:15 PS02:4 S.A. Shapiro: The pressure dependence of permeability as a function of stiff and compliant porosities

09:40 PS02:5 S. Musa, D. Florea, S.L. van Loon, H.M. Wyss, J.M. Huyghe: Interfacial water: unexplained phenomena

10:05 PS02:6 R.W. Zimmerman, E.C. David: The effect of pore shape and pore fluid on the Poisson ratio of porous materials


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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 10:50 - 12:30


Chair: David Smeulders

10:50 MS01-4:1 A.A. Nikitin, B.D. Plyushchenkov, A.Y. Segal: Stoneley wave properties in a fracture filled with viscous fluid

11:10 MS01-4:2 M. Markov, A. Markov: Acoustic reverberation of a borehole located in a poroelastic formation

11:30 MS01-4:3 R. Sidler, J.M. Carcione, K. Holliger: Simulation of poro-elastic seismic wave propagation in complex borehole environments using a pseudo-spectral approach11:50 MS01-4:4 H. Fan, D. Smeulders: Interaction between fracture zones and shock-induced borehole waves12:10 MS01-4:5 M. Frehner: Krauklis wave initiation in fluid-filled fractures by a passing body wave

MS25-2 H2The applicability of Biot’s theory of dynamic poroelasticity to rocks

Chair: Robert W. Zimmerman

10:50 MS25-2:1 M. El Tani: Challenges in poroelasticity and solid-fluid mixtures development

11:10 MS25-2:2 I.L. Fabricius, M.M. Alam: Burial diagenesis of deep sea chalk as reflected in Biot’s coefficient

11:30 MS25-2:3 M.M. Alam, I.L. Fabricius: Change in Biot’s effective stress coefficient of chalk during pore collapse11:50 MS25-2:4 K.A. Andreassen, I.L. Fabricius: Poroelasticity of high porosity chalk under depletion12:10 MS25-2:5 R.L. Helmons, S.A. Miedema: Rock cutting for deep sea mining: an extension into poromechanics


Chair: Enrique Romero

10:50 MS16-2:1 J.A. Pineda, R. Kelly, L. Bates, D. Sheng, S. Sloan: Effects of the pore fluid salinity on the shear strength of a soft clay

11:10 MS16-2:2 M.H. Tavakoli, G. Habibagahi, J. Mainka: Influence of confining stress on the effective stress parameter

11:30 MS16-2:3 L.A. van Paassen, P.J. Vardon, A. Mulder, G. van de Weg, P. Jeffrey: Investigating the susceptibility of iron ore to liquefaction

11:50 MS16-2:4 R. Cardoso, J. Nogueira Santos, E. Romero: Experimental study on the use of electroosmosis for accelerating the consolidation of clays under increasing vertical stress

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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 10:50 - 12:30

MS27-1 H4Gas shale poromechanics at all scale

Chair: Younane Abousleiman

10:50 MS27-1:1 D. Katti, K. Katti, K. Alstadt: An insight into molecular scale interactions and in-situ nanomechanical properties of kerogen in Green River oil shale

11:10 MS27-1:2 L. Brochard, G. Hantal, H. Laubie, F.J. Ulm, R.J.-M. Pellenq: Fracture mechanisms in organic-rich shales: role of kerogen

11:30 MS27-1:3 A. Blanc, P. Faure, S. Le Roy-Delage, T. Fen-Chong: Autogenous shrinkage of hardening cement paste in oil wells


Chair: Florian Lehner

10:50 MS02-4:1 L. Goren, R. Toussaint, E. Aharonov, D.W. Sparks, E. Flekkoy: A general criterion for liquefaction in granular layers with heterogeneous pore pressure

11:10 MS02-4:2 G.A. Maximov: On foundations of the Biot’s theory. New interpretation on the basis of the generalized variational principle

11:30 MS02-4:3 Q.Z. Yue: On nature of earthquakes with cause of compressed methane gas expansion and migration in crustal rocks


Chair: Alexander V. Neimark

10:50 MS04-4:1 A.H. Fuchs, F.-X. Coudert, C. Triguero, A. Boutin, A. Neimark: Adsorption-induced breathing transitions in metal-organic frameworks

11:10 MS04-4:2 I. Beurroies, R. Denoyel, B. Kuchta, P. Llewellyn, C. Serre: Characterisation of MOF materials by thermomechanical methods

11:30 MS04-4:3 A. Grosman, E. Rolley: Adsorption process in mesoporous materials: new investigations on the role of elastic strain11:50 MS04-4:4 T. Fujimori, F. Koherunnisa, K. Kaneko: Adsorption and defect-sensitive structure of single wall nanocarbons

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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 10:50 - 12:30


Chair: Yi-Xian Qin

10:50 MS10-2:1 L. Cardoso, S.C. Cowin: Assessment of cancellous bone microarchitecture from poroelastic ultrasound (PEUS) theory

11:10 MS10-2:2 Y.-X. Qin, L. Ling, S. Ferreri, F. Serra-Hsu: Prediction of anisotropic trabecular orientation and spatial distribution of anabolic remodeling by acoustic wave propagation

11:30 MS10-2:3 V.-H. Nguyen, S. Naili: Ultrasonic response of functionally-graded anisotropic porous bones11:50 MS10-2:4 R.P. Gilbert, A. Pachenko, A. Vasilic, Y. Xu: Homogenizing the ultrasonic response of wet cortical bone12:10 MS10-2:5 L. Cardoso, S.C. Cowin: The role of microarchitecture on absorption and scattering of ultrasound waves in trabecular bone


Chair: Xavier Chateau

10:50 MS19-2:1 N. Saxena, G. Mavko, T. Mukerji: Change in effective elastic properties of solid-filled porous media upon substitution

11:10 MS19-2:2 J. Sanahuja: Effective ageing viscoelastic behaviour of solidifying materials: estimations from homogenization of random media

11:30 MS19-2:3 S. Ghabezloo: Effect of porosity on the thermal expansion coefficient of porous materials11:50 MS19-2:4 J. Lin, W. Wu: Comparison of DEM simulation and hypoplastic model12:10 MS19-2:5 Q.-Z. Zhu, J.-F. Shao, N. Xie: Homogenization-based poroplasticity damage formulations for cohesive-frictional geomaterials

12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break

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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 14:00 - 15:40


Chair: Michel Dietrich

14:00 MS01-5:1 P. Sahay, T. Müller: On the field variables of the Biot theory and modeling of seismic wave propagation

14:20 MS01-5:2 G.A. Maximov: Generalization of the Biot’s equations for account of fluid shear relaxation. The second shear wave14:40 MS01-5:3 T.M. Müller, Q. Qi, C. Delle Piane, P. Sahay: Slow shear waves in poroelasticity and the concept of dynamic permeability15:00 MS01-5:4 A. Berbiche, M. Fellah, Z.E.A. Fellah, M. Sadouki, C. Depollier: Transient acoustic wave propagation in non-integer-dimensional rigid porous media15:20 MS01-5:5 B. Albers, K. Wilmanski: Propagation of sound waves in poroelastic media with anisotropic permeability

MS06-1 H2Computational poromechanics

Chair: K.K. Muraleetharan

14:00 MS06-1:1 M. Kabel, H. Andrä, F. Krzikalla: Fast numerical computation of effective elastic moduli of porous materials

14:20 MS06-1:2 P. Li, M. Schanz: Boundary element formulation for partially saturated poroelastic media

14:40 MS06-1:3 P. Maghoul, B. Gatmiri, M. Fredlund, D. Duhamel: A boundary element formulation for the wave propagation in the unsaturated soils

15:00 MS06-1:4 E. Deckers, D. Vandepitte, W. Desmet: A Trefftz based prediction technique for the dynamic response of poroelastic media in vibro-acoustic applications15:20 MS06-1:5 M. Favino, A. Grillo, R. Krause: A stability condition for the numerical simulation of poroelastic systems


Chair: Giuseppe Buscarnera

14:00 MS16-3:1 H. Hoang, D. Hoxha, N. Belayachi, D.P. Do: On the impact of cracking on unsaturated hydrous properties of porous materials

14:20 MS16-3:2 A. Hassanzadegan, H. Milsch, G. Blöcher, G. Zimmermann: The effect of crack closure on permeability and dynamic elastic moduli of sandstone

14:40 MS16-3:3 H. Milsch, G. Blöcher: Direct and simultaneous measurements of sandstone porosity, permeability, and electrical conductivity at elevated pressures

15:00 MS16-3:4 D. Manzanal, V. Vallin, J.-M. Pereira: A chemo-poro-mechanical model for well/ caprock interface in presence of CO2

15:20 MS16-3:5 D. Grgic: Poro-mechanical coupling versus chemical effects of different fluids in a porous rock during brittle creep: acoustic and mechanical evidences

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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 14:00 - 15:40

MS27-2 H4Gas shale poromechanics at all scales

Chair: Atef Onaisi

14:00 MS27-2:1 M.B. Geilikman, J.M. Karanikas, S.-W. Wong: New model of permeability of tight shale gas rock based on open-system geomechanics

14:20 MS27-2:2 R. Droghei, A.L. Merlani, E. Salusti: Towards stability criteria for deep oil drilling and fracking in shales

14:40 MS27-2:3 S. Monfared, F.J. Ulm: Hydraulic fracturing modeling: a microporomechanics approach


Chair: James Rice

14:00 MS02-5:1 J. Huang, X. Xie, W. Wang, K. Liu: Study on 1-D nonlinear consolidation behavior for Ningbo soft clay with threshold gradient

14:20 MS02-5:2 A. Huynen, E. Detournay: Poroelastic center of dilation revisited

14:40 MS02-5:3 A. Merxhani, D. Liang: Derivation of the McNamee-Gibson displacement functions for plane strain and axisymmetric consolidation problems

MS18 H6New frontiers in mechanics of cohesive soils

Chair: Dinesh Katti

14:00 MS18:1 N. Lu, W.J. Likos: Origin of cohesion and its dependence on saturation for granular media

14:20 MS18:2 H. Adem, S.K. Vanapalli: A simple modelling approach for estimation of soil deformation behaviour of natural expansive soils using the modulus of elasticity as a tool

14:40 MS18:3 C.R. Song, A. Al-Ostaz, A. Cheng: Expansive clay minerals and Hurricane Katrina

15:00 MS18:4 D. Katsuki, M. Gutierrez: Poroelastic effects on the stress-dependent permeability of a stiff shale15:20 MS18:5 D. Katti, L. Srinivasamurthy, K. Katti: Molecular modeling of early stage of swelling in Na-Montmorillonite clay

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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 14:00 - 15:40


Chair: Stephen Corteen Cowin

14:00 MS10-3:1 E. Rohan, S. Naili, J. Turjanicova, T. Lemaire: Models of poroelastic double porous structures based on hierarchical homogenization – application to compact bone

14:20 MS10-3:2 G.B. Gailani, M. Benalla, L. Cardoso, S. Cowin: Investigation of the flow in the microscopic level and its contribution to the poro-elastic properties in cortical bone

14:40 MS10-3:3 C. Sandino, D.D. McErlain, J. Schipilow, S.K. Boyd: Estimation of the poroelastic properties of trabecular bone at the microscopic scale using CT based FE models

15:00 MS10-3:4 Y.J. Yoon: The sensitivity of fabric tensor in bovine cancellous bone

15:20 MS10-3:5 M. Souzanchi, P. Palacio-Mancheno, L. Cardoso, S.C. Cowin: The fabric anisotropy effect on elastic and yield behavior of the human calcaneus trabecular bone


Chair: Djimedo Kondo

14:00 MS19-3:1 L. Charpin, A. Ehrlacher: Fracture based on micromechanics schemes in Alkali-Silica reaction

14:20 MS19-3:2 B. Pichler, C. Hellmich, J. Eberhardsteiner, J. Wasserbauer, P. Termkhajornkit, R. Barbarulo, G. Chanvillard: Strength evolution of hydrating cement pastes: the counteracting effects of capillary porosity and unhydrated clinker reinforcements

14:40 MS19-3:3 M. Königsberger, B. Pichler, C. Hellmich: How do porous interfacial transition zones (ITZ) trigger elastic limits of concrete? micromechanics of ITZ failure and ITZ-aggregate separation

15:00 MS19-3:4 A. Akkaoui, M. Vandamme, S. Caré: Hygro-mechanical properties of wood- aggregate concrete: Experimental study and modeling

15:20 MS19-3:5 V. Levin, S. Kanaun, M. Markov: Generalized Maxwell´s scheme for homogenization of poroelastic composites


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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 16:10 - 17:50


Chair: Boris Gurevich

16:10 MS01-6:1 B. Dupuy, A. Stovas: Wave attenuation and dispersion in patchy saturated gas reservoirs: influence of frequency and saturation on AVO attributes

16:30 MS01-6:2 O. Collet, B. Gurevich: Effect of fluid on wave propagation in weakly anisotropic porous media16:50 MS01-6:3 M.K. Soerensen, I.L. Fabricius: Quantifying the effect of squirt flow dispersion from compliant clay porosity in clay bearing sandstones17:10 MS01-6:4 M. Sadouki, M. Fellah, Z.E.A. Fellah, E. Ogam, C. Depollier: Acoustic characterization of porous materials with a rigid structure in the low frequency regime17:30 MS01-6:5 W. Sun, J. Ba, H. Cao: P-wave propagation in double-porosity materials saturated with dual-fluid


Chair: Martin Schanz

16:10 MS06-2:1 M. Manzari, M. El Ghoraiby, K. Yonten: A comparison of fully implicit and semi-implicit methods for integration of an elastoplastic model for clays

16:30 MS06-2:2 V.N. Kaliakin, M. Talebi, A.N. Leal: Preliminary assessment of higher-order u-p elements for poromechanics applications

16:50 MS06-2:3 K. Kirupakaran, K. Muraleetharan: Fully coupled computational simulations of pile foundations in improved and unimproved soft clays

17:10 MS06-2:4 B. Ma, B. Muhunthan, X. Xie: Modeling effects of clay structure on consolidation behavior


Chair: Guido Musso

16:10 MS16-4:1 G. Buscarnera, I. Einav: Modelling particle breakage in unsaturated granular assemblies

16:30 MS16-4:2 A.F. Cabalar, C. Clayton: Stress fluctuations in a soil element testing

16:50 MS16-4:3 P. Gerard, J.-P. Radu, R. de La Vaissière, J. Talandier, R. Charlier, F. Collin: Characterization of gas transport in low-permeability media: two-phase flow analysis of an in-situ experiment

17:10 MS16-4:4 T. Fen-Chong, P. Dangla, A. Fabbri, P.J. Monteiro: Poroelastic contribution to freezing in cement paste

17:30 MS16-4:5 M.-C. Suarez Arriaga: Terzaghi‘s and Biot‘s poromechanics in terms of quaternions

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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 16:10 - 17:50

MS24-1 H4Multiscale modeling of transport phenomena and failure in porous materials

Chair: Günther Meschke

16:10 MS24-1:1 H. Derluyn, P. Moonen, J. Carmeliet: Numerical modeling of crystallization-induced fracturing in porous limestone

16:30 MS24-1:2 J.J. Timothy, G. Meschke: Diffusion in fracturing porous materials: characterizing topological effects using cascade micromechanics and phase-field models16:50 MS24-1:3 Z. Sun, X. Tang, G. Cheng: Inversion calculation of permeability coefficient with the multi-scale asymptotic expansion method17:10 MS24-1:4 L. Pugliese, T.G. Poulsen, S. Straface: Relating solute and gas dispersion in granite at different transport velocities17:30 MS24-1:5 F. Khaddour, D. Grégoire, B. Guatarbes, G. Pijaudier-Cabot: Upscaling permeation properties in porous materials from pore size distributions

MS22-1 H5Multiphysics numerical modeling of geomaterials and computational strategies

Chair: Francesco Pesavento

16:10 MS22-1:1 D. Gawin, M. Koniorczyk, F. Pesavento: Hygrothermal-chemical couplings in degradation of cementitious materials

16:30 MS22-1:2 Y. Zhang, M. Zeiml, C. Pichler, R. Lackner, H. Mang: A coupled thermo-hygro-chemo- mechanical model for the simulation of spalling of concrete subjected to fire loading16:50 MS22-1:3 P. Dangla, J. Shen, M. Thiery: Reactive Transport of scCO2 within cement paste17:10 MS22-1:4 R. Al-Khoury, M. Talebian, L. Sluys: A hydromechanic-electrokinetic model for CO2 sequestration in geological formations

MS05-1 H6Poromechanics of confined reactions

Chair: Dag Kristian Dysthe

16:10 MS05-1:1 R.M. Espinosa-Marzal: Confinement during in-pore crystallization

16:30 MS05-1:2 F. Osselin, A. Fabbri, T. Fen-Chong, J.-M. Pereira, A. Lassin, P. Dangla: Poromechanics of salt nucleation within an unsaturated reservoir rock

16:50 MS05-1:3 G.W. Scherer, S. Gupta: Pressure from crystallization in pore channels

17:10 MS05-1:4 L. Pel, T.A. Saidov: The thermodynamic and poromechanic crystallization pressure of sodium sulfate heptathydrate: an NMR study

17:30 MS05-1:5 P.B. Kelemen, H. Savage, G. Hirth: Reaction-driven cracking during mineral hydration, carbonation and oxidation

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Thursday, July 11, 2013, 16:10 - 17:50

MS21-1 H7Multiscale and stochastic modeling in poromechanics

Chair: Marcio Murad

16:10 MS21-1:1 C. Boutin: Effect of inner resonators on acoustics of rigid porous media

16:30 MS21-1:2 R.P. Gilbert, A. Pachenko, A. Vasilic: Biphasic acoustic behavior of a non-periodic porous media16:50 MS21-1:3 D.L. Brown, Y. Efendiev, G. Li, P. Popov, V. Savatorova: Multiscale modeling of high contrast Brinkman equations with applications to deformable porous media17:10 MS21-1:4 C.-J. Heine, C.A. Möller, M.A. Peter, K.G. Siebert: Multiscale adaptive simulations of concrete carbonation taking into account the evolution of the microstructure


Chair: Christian Hellmich

16:10 MS19-4:1 A.M. Kudarova, K.N. van Dalen, G.G. Drijkoningen: Higher-order homogenization for one-dimensional wave propagation in poroelastic composites

16:30 MS19-4:2 T.K. Bader, K. de Borst: Poroelastic properties of hardwood at different length scales

16:50 MS19-4:3 S. Scheiner, P. Pivonka, C. Hellmich: Poromechanical stimulation of bone remodeling: a continuum micromechanics-based mathematical model and experimental validation

17:10 MS19-4:4 T.D. Le, C. Moyne, M.A. Murad, S.A. Lima: Swelling pressure in expansive porous media derived from nano/macro homogenization including ion size correlation effects

17:30 MS19-4:5 E. Budyn, T. Hoc: The effects of porosity changes on aging cortical bone mechanics using an evolutionary Monte Carlo algorithm

19:30 Conference Banquet

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Friday, July 12, 2013, 08:00 - 09:40


Chair: Yves Guéguen

08:00 MS01-7:1 J. Fortin, Y. Guéguen, E. David, M. Adelinet, L. Pimienta, A. Schubnel: Experimental results on the combined effects of frequency, pressure and pore fluid on the dispersion of elastic waves in porous rock

08:20 MS01-7:2 B. Quintal, N. Tisato: Modeling seismic attenuation due to wave-induced fluid flow in the mesoscopic scale to interpret laboratory measurements

08:40 MS01-7:3 B. Vogelaar, D. Smeulders: Novel technique to measure the Biot-Gassmann modulus09:00 MS01-7:4 D.R. Schmitt, G. Njiekak, M. Chowdhury, R. Kofman, A. Rabbani, H. Yam: Use of CO2 as a fluid in fundamental studies of wave propagation through porous media


Chair: Majid Manzari

08:00 MS06-3:1 F. Irzal, J.J. Remmers, C.V. Verhoosel, R. de Borst: An isogeometric analysis approach to fluid flow in a fractured porous medium

08:20 MS06-3:2 A.K. Al-Qananwah, J. Koplik, Y. Andreopoulos: Materials under shock loading: from Biot’s theory to nano-poromechanics

08:40 MS06-3:3 M. Zahid, S.C. Beck, S. Langer: Modeling of flow-induced sound in poroelastic materials

MS15-1 H3Geotechnical engineering - Practical issues of design, construction and applied research

Chair: Stefan Blovsky

08:00 MS15-1:1 H. Brandl: Consolidation/creeping of soils and pre-treated sludge

08:20 MS15-1:2 H.F. Schweiger, I. Ikhya, F. Tschuchnigg: Application of numerical methods for estimating settlements due to consolidation and creep – two case histories

08:40 MS15-1:3 C. Moormann, L. Klein: Deep excavations with special ground shape

09:00 MS15-1:4 E. Falk, C. Kummerer: Differential settlement - case studies of settlement correction by specialist foundation methods

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Friday, July 12, 2013, 08:00 - 09:40


Chair: Jithender J. Timothy

08:00 MS24-2:1 T. Ishida, Y. Luan: An improved multi-scale model and numerical simulation of shrinkage behaviors of concrete materials at early age

08:20 MS24-2:2 A. Karrech: Coupled multi-physics and non-equilibrium thermodynamics of geomaterials

08:40 MS24-2:3 F.H. Kim, D. Penumadu, V.P. Schulz, R. Schmirler, P. Krauß: Lattice Boltzmann simulation of two phase flow through porous media and validation using high resolution X-ray and neutron tomography data

09:00 MS24-2:4 A. Aldaood, M. Bouasker, M. Al-Mukhtar: Effect of the temperature and curing time on the water transfer of lime stabilized gypseous soil09:20 MS24-2:5 C. Arson, J.-M. Pereira: Rock stiffness and permeability during crack opening and closure: a planar transverse isotropic (PTI) model using pore size distributions (PSD)


Chair: Bernhard Schrefler

08:00 MS22-2:1 E. Nikooee, S.M. Hassanizadeh, G. Habibagahi: Mechanics of unsaturated soils: from equilibrium to transient conditions

08:20 MS22-2:2 S. Kimoto, E. Garcia, F. Oka: Multiphase coupled numerical simulation of the rainfall infiltration into unsaturated embankments

08:40 MS22-2:3 A.P. Selvadurai, A. Suvorov: Poromechanics of an externally heated sphere

09:00 MS22-2:4 L. Sanavia, G. Bonifetto, L. Laloui: Thermo-elasto-plastic consolidation analysis with water phase change

MS05-2 H6Poromechanics of confined reactions

Chair: Rosa Espinosa-Marzal

08:00 MS05-2:1 Y.Y. Podladchikov, S.A. Miller: Episodic slip and waves of fluid-filled porosity

08:20 MS05-2:2 L. Charpin, A. Ehrlacher: Anisotropy of Alkali-Silica reaction under loading

08:40 MS05-2:3 A.W. Rempel, L.J. van Alst: Potential gradients produced by pore-space heterogeneities: application to isothermal frost damage and submarine hydrate anomalies

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Friday, July 12, 2013, 08:00 - 09:40

MS17-1 H8Advanced experimental characterization of porous materials

Chair: Frederic Skoczylas

08:00 MS17-1:1 L. Wang, M. Bornert, S. Chanchole: Micro-scale experimental investigation of deformation and damage of argillaceous rocks under hydric and mechanical loads

08:20 MS17-1:2 C.A. Davy, F. Skoczylas, J. Talandier: Gas migration through COx claystone and implications for self-healing

08:40 MS17-1:3 M. Ghayaza, F. Skoczylas, J.-C. Robinet, J. Talandier: Self-sealing capacity of macro-cracked argillite under confinement

09:00 MS17-1:4 G. Blöcher, T. Reinsch, H. Milsch, A. Hassanzadegan: Thermal pressurisation coefficient during heating and rapid hydrostatic loading of porous media

09:20 MS17-1:5 E. Bemer, J. Dautriat, M. Fleury, M. Adelinet: Experimental characterization of chemical alteration effects on carbonate rock dynamic poroelastic properties

09:40 - 10:00Coffee Break

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Friday, July 12, 2013, 10:00 - 11:40


Chair: Tobias Müller

10:00 MS01-8:1 M. Gutierrez, D. Katsuki, A. Almrabat: Use of the Biot-Gassmann equation in modeling of the seismic velocity changes during supercritical CO2 injection in sandstone

10:20 MS01-8:2 X. Yan, G. Tang, M. Lu, Z. Yang: Rock physics model for tight sandstone with complex pore geometry

10:40 MS01-8:3 J. Ba, H. Cao, F. Yao, J.M. Carcione, G. Wu, L. Zhang: Rock physics templates in heterogeneous gas reservoir: an application of the Biot-Rayleigh theory

11:00 MS01-8:4 M. Milani, G.J. Rubino, L. Baron, R. Sidler, K. Holliger: A comparison of seismic attenuation models for unconsolidated surficial sediments: evidence from multi- frequency sonic logs11:20 MS01-8:5 L. Kong, B. Gurevich, T.M. Müller, Y. Wang, H. Yang: Effect of the fracture fill on the dispersion and attenuation of elastic waves in a porous rock with aligned fractures

MS28 H2Constitutive modeling of damage and healing in porous media

Chair: Chloé Arson

10:00 MS28:1 I. Yousfi, Z. Lafhaj, C. Arson: Heat damaged cement paste characterization using the nonlinear acoustic waves

10:20 MS28:2 C. Zhu, C. Arson: Modeling the influence of thermo-mechanical crack opening and closure on rock stiffness

10:40 MS28:3 S. Le Pense, C. Arson, B. Gatmiri, A. Pouya: Simulation of the unsaturated excavation damage zone around a tunnel using a fully coupled damage-plasticity model

11:00 MS28:4 H. Xu, C. Arson: Modeling damage induced by deviatoric stress in rock: theoretical framework

MS15-2 H3Geotechnical engineering - Practical issues of design, construction and applied research

Chair: Stefan Blovsky

10:00 MS15-2:1 P. Cuéllar, M. Baeßler, W. Rücker: Relevant factors for the liquefaction susceptibility of cyclically loaded offshore monopiles in sand

10:20 MS15-2:2 E. Soranzo, W. Wu: Centrifuge test of face stability of shallow tunnels in unsaturated soil

10:40 MS15-2:3 J. Lee, H.S. Kim, J.M. Kang, Y.S. Kim: Estimation of frost depth in South Korea

11:00 MS15-2:4 J.M. Kang, J. Lee, Y.S. Kim, S.S. Hong: Frost heave protection using soil-shredded tire mixture

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Friday, July 12, 2013, 10:00 - 11:40


Chair: Gilles Pijaudier-Cabot

10:00 MS24-3:1 K. Maekawa, C. Fujiyama: Crack water interaction and fatigue life assessment of RC bridge decks

10:20 MS24-3:2 E.W. Remij, F. Pizzocolo, J.J. Remmers, D. Smeulders, J.M. Huyghe: Nucleation and mixed mode crack propagation in porous material

10:40 MS24-3:3 K. Andrew, A. Tarakanov: On two approaches in investigation of nonequilibrium effects of filtration in a porous medium

11:00 MS24-3:4 R.V. Goldstein, V.V. Mokryakov, N.M. Osipenko, P.S. Shushpannikov: Application of the multipole expansions method for solving 2D- and 3D- elasticity and fracture mechanics problems for the medium with pores11:20 MS24-3:5 A. Andreev, A. Galybin, O. Izvekov: Modelling of hydraulic fractures trajectories in inhomogeneous stress field


Chair: Lorenzo Sanavia

10:00 MS22-3:1 K. Gao, J. van Dommelen, P. Göransson, M. Geers: Microstructure-based numerical modeling of the solid-fluid coupling interaction in acoustic foams

10:20 MS22-3:2 Z. Wang, H. Hu, W. Guan: Three-dimensional finite-difference time-domain computation of the seismoelectric field generated by a slipping fault

10:40 MS22-3:3 Z. Yin, P.Y. Hicher: Modelling the impact of internal erosion on the behaviour of silty sand

11:00 MS22-3:4 J. Yuan, M. Hicks, J. Dijkstra: Numerical model of elasto-plastic electro-osmosis consolidation of clays


Chair: Patrick Dangla

10:00 MS16-5:1 F. Casini: Coupled processes during rainfall: an experimental investigation on a silty sand

10:20 MS16-5:2 A. Zhou, D. Sheng: Modelling hydro-mechanical interactive behaviour of unsaturated soils

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Friday, July 12, 2013, 10:00 - 11:40

MS21-2 H7Multiscale and stochastic modeling in poromechanics

Chair: Claude Boutin

10:00 MS21-2:1 J. Lewandowska, J.-L. Auriault: Hydro-mechanical coupling in damaged porous media containing isolated cracks or/and vugs: model and computation

10:20 MS21-2:2 T. Le, C. Moyne, M. Murad, S. Lima: A dual porosity model for ionic solute transport in swelling clays incorporating ion-ion correlation effects

10:40 MS21-2:3 X.F. Xu, Y. Jie: A morphologically informed formulation of poroelasticity under compression

MS17-2 H8Advanced experimental characterization of porous materials

Chair: Elisabeth Bemer

10:00 MS17-2:1 V. Zanjani Zadeh, C.P. Bobko: Nanomechanical investigation of internal curing effects on sustainable concretes with absorbent aggregates

10:20 MS17-2:2 Q. Zhang, R. Le Roy, M. Vandamme, B. Zuber: Long-term creep properties of cementitious materials – comparing compression tests on concrete with microindentation tests on cement

10:40 MS17-2:3 A. Courtois, F. Taillade, G. Moreau, T. Clauzon, F. Skoczylas, B. Masson: Water content monitoring for nuclear concrete buildings: needs, feedback and perspectives

11:00 MS17-2:4 M. Kaczmarek, R. Drelich, M. Pakuła: U-tube method of identification of drag parameters for high permeability materials

11:40 - 12:20Coffee Break

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Friday, July 12, 2013, 12:20 - 14:20

PS03 H1Plenary Session

Chair: Alex Cheng

12:20 PS03:1 W. Shen, J. Shao, D. Kondo: A micro-macro model for the mortar with drying effect

12:45 PS03:2 J.G. Berryman: Poroelasticity generalized for polycrystalline composites

13:10 PS03:3 V. Mikhaltsevitch, M. Lebedev, B. Gurevich: Seismic dispersion and attenuation in fluid-saturated rocks: theory and experiment

13:35 PS03:4 W. Shen, Z. He, L. Dormieux, D. Kondo: Effective strength of saturated double porous media with a Drucker-Prager solid phase

14:00 PS03:5 Y. Abousleiman, C. Liu, S. Hoang: Poromechanics axisymmetric Mandel-type solutions and pore pressure intricate behaviors in dual-porosity dual-permeability shale

14:20 - 14:30Conference Closing

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