APLICATION OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM MODELING

The Finite Element Method (FEM) is one numerical method for finished the problematical of limite condition in diferensial equation. The FEM contents is general domain representation in a simple sub-domain point of view, called as finite element. This method has been applicated in groundwater current...

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Main Author: CAMAR REMOA (NIM : 10209020)
Format: Final Project
Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/18194
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spelling id-itb.:181942017-09-27T11:45:16ZAPLICATION OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM MODELING CAMAR REMOA (NIM : 10209020), Indonesia Final Project INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/18194 The Finite Element Method (FEM) is one numerical method for finished the problematical of limite condition in diferensial equation. The FEM contents is general domain representation in a simple sub-domain point of view, called as finite element. This method has been applicated in groundwater current modeling and SP (Self Potential) distribution in 2D profile. Validation of SP distribution has been compared to SP values in the field.Result of this modeling is hydrothermal velocity flows about 10-11 - 10-7 m/second and we can see the manifestation formed in Domas Carter. The SP values distribution modeling has been bigger from Domas Crater to Jarian Crater. text
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description The Finite Element Method (FEM) is one numerical method for finished the problematical of limite condition in diferensial equation. The FEM contents is general domain representation in a simple sub-domain point of view, called as finite element. This method has been applicated in groundwater current modeling and SP (Self Potential) distribution in 2D profile. Validation of SP distribution has been compared to SP values in the field.Result of this modeling is hydrothermal velocity flows about 10-11 - 10-7 m/second and we can see the manifestation formed in Domas Carter. The SP values distribution modeling has been bigger from Domas Crater to Jarian Crater.
format Final Project
author CAMAR REMOA (NIM : 10209020),
spellingShingle CAMAR REMOA (NIM : 10209020),
APLICATION OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM MODELING
author_facet CAMAR REMOA (NIM : 10209020),
author_sort CAMAR REMOA (NIM : 10209020),
title APLICATION OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM MODELING
title_short APLICATION OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM MODELING
title_full APLICATION OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM MODELING
title_fullStr APLICATION OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM MODELING
title_full_unstemmed APLICATION OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM MODELING
title_sort aplication of finite element method in hydrothermal system modeling
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/18194
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