Porous Media¶
Dullien, F. A. L. (1992). Porous Media: Fluid Transport and Pore Structure. Academic Press.
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Primes¶
- Porosity
- The void connectivity that gates transmissibility is the crux the prime insists on: permeability \(k\) (measured in darcies) depends on whether pores form a connected network, and two cores with identical \(\phi\) can differ by orders of magnitude in \(k\) if one's voids are isolated vugs and the other's are connected throats — connectivity, not gross void fraction, sets flow, often with a sharp percolation threshold below which the rock is effectively impermeable.
This sourceTreats pore-size distribution, connectivity, and the decoupling of void fraction from permeability.
- The void connectivity that gates transmissibility is the crux the prime insists on: permeability \(k\) (measured in darcies) depends on whether pores form a connected network, and two cores with identical \(\phi\) can differ by orders of magnitude in \(k\) if one's voids are isolated vugs and the other's are connected throats — connectivity, not gross void fraction, sets flow, often with a sharp percolation threshold below which the rock is effectively impermeable.
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