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Numerical Simulation of Fluid-Solid Coupling in Fractured Stress-sensitive Reservoirs
WU Junlai, LIU Yuetian, LUO Jie
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2014, 31 (4): 455-464.  
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With dynamic coupling model of fractured anisotropic full-tensor permeability, a complete three-dimensional three-phase fluid-solid coupling model for anisotropic ultra-low permeability reservoir is established. Using modular explicit coupling iteration, we establish a fluid & solid coupling seepage numerical simulation method considering fracture deformation and corresponding coupling program. It shows that for fractured reservoir, with change of reservoir pressure in process of mining, rock deformation and anisotropy of reservoir medium strain can make various deformation degree in multiple sets of cracks, cause nonlinear change of fracture permeability, which makes principal value of reservoir fracture permeability tensor rotating, changing flow direction, affecting reservoir development effect.
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Application of Gas-Kinetic Unified Algorithm Covering Various Flow Regimes for Rotational Non-equilibrium Effect
JIANG Xinyu, LI Zhihui, WU Junlin
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2014, 31 (4): 403-411.  
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With gas-kinetic unified algorithm (GKUA) based on Boltzmann equation for various flows regimes, rotational non-equilibrium effect is investigated in Rykov model, in which spin movement of gas molecules is described with moment of inertia. Numerical method of Boltzmann model equation involving rotational non-equilibrium effect is developed. Nitrogen shock wave structure, flows around a 2D blunt-head body and flows around a 3D tine bicone are simulated to validate the method in various flows regimes.
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One-dimensional Shock-tube and Two-dimensional Plate Flows in Boltzmann-Rykov Model Involving Rotational Energy
WU Junlin, LI Zhihui, JIANG Xinyu
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2013, 30 (3): 326-336.  
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To investigate effect of rotational degree of freedom on gas flows covering various flow regimes,Boltzmann-Rykov model is studied and reduced velocity distribution functions are introduced with quadrature to rotational degree of freedom of molecular velocity distribution function.A single gas-kinetic model equation is translated into simultaneous equations of three reduced velocity distribution functions at discrete velocity ordinate points with discrete velocity ordinate method and numerical integration technique.One-and two-dimensional Boltzmann-Rykov model equations for diatomic gases are computed with finite-difference method of computational fluid dynamics.One-dimensional shock-tube and the two-dimensional flow past erect plate are analyzed in the whole range of Knudsen numbers.Reliability of gas-kinetic unified algorithm(GKUA) is validated in solving one-and two-dimensional flows from free molecular flow to continuum regimes.It is indicated that the gas rarefaction degree and molecular inner degree of freedom affect flow field greatly.And rarefied gas flows with high Knudsen numbers take serious non-equilibrium effect.
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An Adaptive Explicit Time Integration Algorithm for Hydrodynamic Equations and Application in ICF
LIU Qingkai, XU Xiaowen, WU Junfeng
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2011, 28 (2): 174-180.  
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An adaptive time integration algorithm is proposed for ADE(alternating direction explicit based on dimension splitting) scheme.Based on the algorithm,a parallel adaptive program for multi-material hydrodynamics is developed on JASMIN.An implosion experiment in ICF(inertial confinement fusion) is simulated on 512 processors.Both simulation results and performance analysis demonstrate correctness and efficiency of the algorithm and the code.
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A Study on the Spin-ladder Model
WU Jun-fang, ZHANG Chun-min
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2006, 23 (2): 189-192.  
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The eigenvalue and the two-particle scattering matrix are obtained in a spin-ladder model. They are solved with the coordinate Bethe Ansatz method in integrable. The eigenvalue equation is formed with the Schrödinger equation. Then the eigenvalue is solved as the wave function is given. Finally, the two-particle scattering matrix is calculated by the eigenvalue equation and the continuous condition of the wave function. The eigenvalues of one-particle, two-particle and N0-particle are solved, and the two-particle scattering matrix is obtained.
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Numerical Simulation and Analyses on Actively Detecting Nuclear Warheads with Neutron Sources
WU Jun, LIU Cheng-an, HU Si-de, ZHANG Ben-ai, TIAN Dong-feng
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2003, 20 (1): 71-75.  
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Neutron transport numerical simulation of different energy of neutron sources is performed in hypothetical nuclear warhead models.Three methods of actively warhead detection are analyzed and the feasibility of actively detecting warheads with three types of neutron sources is studied.With 14.1 MeV pulse neutron source,distribution of delayed neutron flow with time is studied.Results show that the warheads can be detected without exposing the sensitive information of nuclear weapons by detecting the delayed neutrons.
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COMPUTATION AND ANALYSIS ON THE WARHEAD DETECTION
Wu Jun, Liu Chengan, Ren Jie
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    1997, 14 (S1): 530-534.  
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The γ ray transport process in some pits of warhead models has been studied.Since the penetrating γ ray spectra are different for different models,the feasibility of using the γ ray from fissile materials as the fingerprint of the warhead has been analyzed.By comparing the characteristics of γ ray's intensities,the thickness of bare ball of Wg.Pu can be estimated if its thickness is less than 1.5 cm.
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BURNUP CALCULATION OF 200MW INERTIAL CONFINEMENT HYBRID REACTOR
Liu Zhongxing, Wu Jun, Huang Wengkai, Lu Xun, Ren Jie, Zeng Wenping
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    1997, 14 (2): 221-226.  
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A proposal of 200MW Inertial Confinement Fusion Fission Hybrid reactor which does not produce plutonium is presented on the basis of one dimensional discrete ordinate transport calculation and burmup calculation by using code BISON 1.5[4].The time dependent results of energy deposit,238U(n,γ),239Pu(n,α),6Li(n,α) reac-tion rates and Keff are given.Such a novel reactor proposed here not only could maintain high output power but also could keep critical safety.
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THE DIFFRACTION OF THE SOLITARY WAVE BY A HUMP AT THE SEA BOTTOM AND PRACTICAL COMPARISONS OF THE DIFFERENT OBC
Zou Guangyuan, Wu Junxiao
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    1994, 11 (2): 185-194.  
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Open boundary condition (OBC) is one of the most challenge subjects in the field of computational method for infinite domain. There are already many different kinds of OBCs in wave problems. But, they still lack practical comparisons of effectiveness. This article devotes to such comparisons of several important OBCs at the artificial boundaries for the nonlinear wave equation Boussinesq equation. A test example is given on the diffraction of solitary wave by a hump at the sea bottom. 3-D scattering wave diagrams are also given. The effectiveness is analyzed with instructive conclusion.
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