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• W3211359931 abstract "Abstract. This contributed poster shows the current state of development of a finite element implementation as part of an open source software library (OSSL) for the simulation of thermo-hydro-mechanical (THM) coupled processes. The reliable handling of numerical methods is fundamental for the understanding of scientific interrelationships and thus, a crucial prerequisite for modeling THM scenarios, as well as for the understanding and evaluation of preliminary safety investigations during the site selection process for the storage of high-level radioactive waste. There are several motivations for developing an in-house OSSL, which will allow us to: Build capacity and maintenance within BASE (Federal Office for the Safety of Nuclear Waste Management) regarding issues of the numerical modeling of safety-relevant aspects on the long-term safety analyses specified by the German legislator in the site selection process. Develop a collection of known benchmarks and evaluation examples for the comparison of different software tools, applying a uniform interface to simplify the use of the available highly specialized open source codes. Diversify the testing possibilities regarding the preliminary safety investigations by means of our own, independent modeling software. Document basic THM scenarios for internal or, if necessary, public technical training, e.g., density-driven fluid flow (Fig. 1), convergence in salt, temperature propagation in the repository area, crack development, diffusive or advective mass transport. Ensure transparency and, in principle, might allow for appropriately proven-quality (validated) and documented simulation tools for the public regarding questions about the preliminary safety investigations during the site selection process. The development of the OSSL is mainly based on the scripting language Python, which allows the necessary flexibility for the diverse fields of application and at the same time enables maximum transparency for all aspects of the source code. To ensure the high quality of the software, state of the art development tools are used (e.g., version control, automated tests, and documentation generation). Figure 1 shows our preliminary simulation results of the so-called Elder problem (Elder, 1967), a popular standard benchmark for thermo-hydrogeological coupling in which fluid motion in a porous medium is driven by buoyancy forces." @default.
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• W3211359931 title "Open Source Software Library for Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical Coupled Processes in Python" @default.
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