[aspect-devel] Modeling melt processes with Aspect
Jonathan Perry-Houts
jperryh2 at uoregon.edu
Sun Nov 24 16:07:11 PST 2013
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Excellent. I'm glad to hear there has already been thought in to this.
I'd be happy to get involved with development on this feature if there's
programming to be done. I'd definitely prefer to avoid duplicating effort.
Thanks Wolfgang!
On 11/24/2013 02:47 PM, Wolfgang Bangerth wrote:
>
> Hi Jonathan:
>
>> I'm still very new to Aspect and I'm looking to model the role of melt
>> in subduction, delamination, etc. I noticed that this is a planned
>> feature for Aspect and I was wondering if any work has been done on it
>> already. If so, I'd be happy to help with this effort.
>>
>> If not, what path would you suggest pursuing towards this goal? So far
>> I've only implemented simple material models to reduce viscosity when
>> an element passes the liquidus, but this is far from the obvious goal
>> of tracking melt flow relative to the surrounding rock matrix. I
>> imagine the rheologial implications of the latter case are profoundly
>> different from the naive approach I'm taking now.
>>
>> So, suggestions would be really appreciated. Will it be possible to
>> implement something like this with clever material model plugins or
>> will a modification to the solver be necessary? Thoughts? Thanks in
>> advance!
>
> I currently have a visitor here -- Juliane Dannberg -- who is going to
> implement a melt flow model into Aspect. I should let her outline what
> she intends to do herself, as she knows the physics much better.
>
> In short, however, material models can only help you if melt stays in
> place because they are purely local. If you actually need to transport
> something from A to B, then one needs to extend the solver for
> additional equations that need to be computed, and that is what she is
> doing.
>
> Best
> W.
>
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