Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5763739 Advances in Water Resources 2017 54 Pages PDF
Abstract
Additional results are presented from the dynamic model on the corresponding effluent fractional flows (fw) and global pressure drops (ΔP) as functions of capillary number and viscosity ratio. These results indicate that unsteady-state (USS) relatively permeabilities in imbibition should be inherently rate dependent.
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Physical Sciences and Engineering Earth and Planetary Sciences Earth-Surface Processes
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Dynamic pore-scale network model (PNM) of water imbibition in porous media
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