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The thermophysics of porous media / T.J.T. Spanos.

Math/Physics/Astronomy Library QC173.4.P67 S62 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Spanos, T. J. T.
Series:
Chapman & Hall/CRC monographs and surveys in pure and applied mathematics ; 126.
Chapman & Hall/CRC monographs and surveys in pure and applied mathematics ; 126
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Porous materials--Thermal properties.
Porous materials.
Thermodynamics.
Physical Description:
xii, 220 pages ; 25 cm.
Place of Publication:
Boca Raton, Fla. : Chapman & Hall/CRC, [2002]
Summary:
Written by leading researchers in the field, this focused collection of articles on the physics of porous media begins with a discussion of mathematical methods to be used, then examines various aspects of the physical theory. This field is of interest to mathematicians concerned with flow through porous media, which is usually related to recovery of oil from oil wells or to underground water percolation.
Contents:
ii Tensor Analysis 2
iii Coordinate Transformation 7
iv Tensor Calculus (summation convention back in effect) 11
v Conservation Laws 12
vi Energy Momentum Tensor and Its Properties 13
vii Euler Lagrange Equations 14
viii Averaging 17
ix Automata Modeling 18
Chapter II Thermomechanics and Poromechanics
ii Previous Theories 21
iii Pore-Scale Equations 22
iv Construction of Megascale Equations for a Homogeneous Medium 24
v Megascopic Potential Energy 36
vi Equations for a Homogeneous Medium (neglecting thermomechanical coupling) 38
vii The Effect of Heterogeneity 39
viii Equations for a Spatially Varying Porosity 47
ix Implications for the Energy Momentum Tensor 48
Chapter III Thermodynamics - Porodynamics of Deformation
ii The Fluid Component 58
iii The Solid Component 62
iv Internal Energy for Porous Media 67
v The Effect of Heterogeneity 71
Chapter IV Thermodynamic Automata
ii Cellular Automata Models 78
iii A Lorentz Invariant Lattice Gas Model 79
iv A Non-Relativistic Model 88
v Porous Media 91
Chapter V Seismic Wave Propagation
ii Construction of the Wave Equations 99
iii Reflection Transmission Problems 106
iv Effect of Thermomechanical Coupling 109
v Breakdown of the Assumption of Interacting Phases 111
vi Surface Waves 112
vii Wave Propagation in an Inhomogeneous Medium 116
Chapter VI Immiscible Flow
ii Quasi-Static Two-Phase Flow in Porous Media 124
iii Flow Equations for Quasi-Static Flow 131
iv Multiphase Fluid Displacement 132
v A Megascopic Capillary Pressure Equation 135
vi Boundary Conditions Associated with Fluid Displacement 142
vii Instabilities During Immiscible Displacement 145
viii Multiphase Flow with Phase Transitions 149
Chapter VII Miscible Displacement in Porous Media
ii Equation of Continuity 164
iii Convection Diffusion Theory 168
iv A Solution of the Dynamical Equations 175
v Dispersion 181
Chapter VIII Porosity-Pressure Propagation
ii Megascopic Equations for Porosity-Pressure Propagation and Diffusion 191
iii Porosity Diffusion 196
iv Porosity-pressure wave propogation 199
Chapter IX Granular Flow
ii Stability of a Porous Medium-Fluid Suspension Boundary 204
iii Stability of a Particulate Boundary in a Porous Medium 207
iv Flow of Suspensions in a Fluid 210.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
1584881070
OCLC:
48045539

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