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Influence of thermal contact resistance on dynamic response of bilayered saturated porous strata

接触热阻对双层饱和孔隙地层动力响应的影响

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Porous materials can be found in a variety of geophysical and engineering applications. The existence of thermal contact resistance at the interface between bilayered saturated porous strata would result in a significant temperature difference at the interface. An attempt is made to study the thermo-hydro-mechanical coupling dynamic response of bilayered saturated porous strata with thermal contact resistance and elastic wave impedance. The corresponding analytical solutions for the dynamic response of bilayered saturated porous strata under a harmonic thermal load are derived by the operator decomposition method, and their rationality is verified by comparing them with existing solutions. The influences of thermal contact resistance, thermal conductivity ratio, and porosity ratio on the dynamic response of bilayered saturated porous strata are systematically investigated. Outcomes disclose that with the increase of thermal contact resistance, the displacement, pore water pressure and stress decrease gradually, and the temperature jump at the interface between two saturated porous strata increases.

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多孔介质广泛存在于各类地球物理环境和工程应用中。由于双层饱和孔隙地层接触面间接触热阻的存在，接触面间会产生显著的温度差异。本文尝试对考虑接触热阻和弹性波阻抗效应的双层饱和孔隙地层的热-水-力耦合动力响应进行研究。采用算子分解方法求得简谐热力荷载作用下双层饱和孔隙地层的热-水-力耦合动力响应的解析解；通过与现有解的对比验证该解的正确性。此外，对接触热阻、热传递系数、孔隙比对双层饱和孔隙地层热-水-力耦合动力响应的影响开展了系统分析。结果表明，随着接触热阻的增大，位移、孔隙水压力和应力大小都逐渐降低，且温度跃变现象在地层接触面上表现的更为明显。

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    Min-jie Wen  (闻敏杰), Wen-bing Wu  (吴文兵) & Kui-hua Wang  (王奎华)

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Wen, Mj., Tian, Y., Wu, Wb. et al. Influence of thermal contact resistance on dynamic response of bilayered saturated porous strata. J. Cent. South Univ. 29, 1823–1839 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-022-5053-2

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