The Permeability Of Porous Media To Liquids And Gases

By L. Klinkenberg. 2012

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics

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Citations in the corpus

• How do polypropylene fibers improve the spalling behavior of in-situ concrete? (2006, methodology): “Taking into account the so-called slip-flow effect in case of compressible flow in porous media [17], the permeability k [m(2)] is given as a function of the intrinsic permeability kint [m (2)] and the so-called slip-flow constant b [Pa], reading”
• Breathing-Mimicking Electrocatalysis for Oxygen Evolution and Reduction (2019, methodology): “To prove that the formation of bubble did not occur on our OER interface, we conducted calculations from a pressure-driven-flow perspective.(33) The prerequisite for a gas embryo to grow in volume are: (1) the rate of gas generated by gas evolution reaction (Qreaction) needs to be higher than the ra”
• Electrical conductivity, induced polarization, and permeability of the Fontainebleau sandstone (2014, methodology): “Permeability was determined for the 69 samples using an air permeameter and applying the Klinkenberg correction due to gas slippage (Klinkenberg, 1941).”
• Klinkenberg effect for gas permeability and its comparison to water permeability for porous sedimentary rocks (2006, background): “These problems might be related to the pore pressure dependence on gas permeability of Klinkenberg effect (Klinkenberg, 1941).”
• A Mathematical Model of Coupled Gas Flow and Coal Deformation with Gas Diffusion and Klinkenberg Effects (2015, methodology): “where ke is the effective gas permeability, m (2), which depends on the gas pressure (Klinkenberg 1941), and l is the methane viscosity, Pa s.”
• Temperature, Pore Pressure and Mass Variation of Concrete Subjected to High Temperature -- Experimental and Numerical Discussion on Spalling Risk (2010, methodology): “The permeability was assessed according to the CEMBUREAU method [17], based on the Klinkenberg approach [18].”
• Gas flow in ultra-tight shale strata (2012, background): “The empirical Klinkenberg model (Klinkenberg 1941) accounts for gas slip flow in tight porous media.”