Seepage flow through soils, rocks and geotechnical structures has a great influence on their stabilities and performances, and seepage control is a critical technological issue in engineering practices.
The effectiveness of filters to counteract internal erosion in earth structures is particularly related to their ability to capture fine particles moving under seepage flow through the porous material.
The proposed coupled SPH framework is firstly validated against analytical and solutions obtained using finite element method (FEM) for a submerged soil medium subjected to a gravitational load and a seepage flow through an elastic embankment, respectively.
Fu and Jin (2009) developed a model for simulating the unsteady seepage flow through dam, with both saturation and water head as variables to describe the seepage domain.
The observed trends of wetting front propagation and the transient changes in pore-water pressures suggest that seepage flow through the dam materials was not essentially controlled by matric suction but by a hydraulic head gradient (Fredlund and Rahardjo 1993).
Plate models can be divided into three sections by types of seepage flow for fluid flowing through, i.e., the non-seepage flow section, the nonlinear seepage flow section and the quasi-linear seepage flow section as pressure gradient change.
To this purpose, the flow domain is discretized in shells, each characterized by a value of seepage velocity and by a distinct volume of slurry that flows through a unit of its surface.
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