A phase‐field porous media fracture model based on homogenization theory
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Abstract: A novel regularized fracture model for crack propagation in porous media is proposed. Our model is obtained through homogenization theory and formal asymptotic expansions. We start with a regularized quasi-static fracture model posed in a periodically perforated domain obtained by periodic extension of a re-scaled unit cell with a hole. This setup allows us to write two separated minimality conditions for the primary (displacement) and secondary variables plus a balance of energy relation. Then we apply the usual asymptotic expansion matching to deduce limit relations when the re-scaling parameter of the unit cells vanishes. By introducing cell problems solutions and a homogenized tensor we can recast the obtained relations into a novel model for crack propagation in porous media. The proposed model can be interpreted as a regularized quasi-static fracture model for porous media. This model yields two separated (homogenized) minimality conditions for the primary and secondary variables and a balance of homogenized energy relation.
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