机构地区:[1]Laboratory of Thermodynamics, Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Mohammed V University, P.O. Box 1014, Rabat, Morocco [2]University of Lorraine, ENSG, UMR 7359-GeoRessources, Nancy Cedex, France
出 处:《Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering》2017年第1期74-83,共10页岩石力学与岩土工程学报(英文版)
摘 要:Natural materials(e.g. rocks and soils) are porous media, whose microstructures present a wide diversity.They generally consist of a heterogeneous solid phase and a porous phase which may be fully or partially saturated with one or more fluids. The prediction of elastic and acoustic properties of porous materials is very important in many fields, such as physics of rocks, reservoir geophysics, civil engineering, construction field and study of the behavior of historical monuments. The aim of this work is to predict the elastic and acoustic behaviors of isotropic porous materials of a solid matrix containing dry, saturated and partially saturated spherical pores. For this, a homogenization technique based on the Morie Tanaka model is presented to connect the elastic and acoustic properties to porosity and degree of water saturation. Non-destructive ultrasonic technique is used to determine the elastic properties from measurements of P-wave velocities. The results obtained show the influence of porosity and degree of water saturation on the effective properties. The various predictions of Morie Tanaka model are then compared with experimental results for the elastic and acoustic properties of calcarenite.Natural materials(e.g. rocks and soils) are porous media, whose microstructures present a wide diversity.They generally consist of a heterogeneous solid phase and a porous phase which may be fully or partially saturated with one or more fluids. The prediction of elastic and acoustic properties of porous materials is very important in many fields, such as physics of rocks, reservoir geophysics, civil engineering, construction field and study of the behavior of historical monuments. The aim of this work is to predict the elastic and acoustic behaviors of isotropic porous materials of a solid matrix containing dry, saturated and partially saturated spherical pores. For this, a homogenization technique based on the Morie Tanaka model is presented to connect the elastic and acoustic properties to porosity and degree of water saturation. Non-destructive ultrasonic technique is used to determine the elastic properties from measurements of P-wave velocities. The results obtained show the influence of porosity and degree of water saturation on the effective properties. The various predictions of Morie Tanaka model are then compared with experimental results for the elastic and acoustic properties of calcarenite.
关 键 词:Calcarenite Porous media HOMOGENIZATION Morie Tanaka model POROSITY Elastic properties Acoustic properties Degree of water saturation
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