Porous media
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*'''[[Basics of Porous Media|Basics]]''' | *'''[[Basics of Porous Media|Basics]]''' | ||
*'''[[Governing Equations for Porous Media|Governing Equations]]''' | *'''[[Governing Equations for Porous Media|Governing Equations]]''' | ||
| - | :[[Continuity Equation for Porous Media|Contunuity]], [[Momentum Equation for Porous Media|momentum]], [[Energy Equation for Porous Media|energy]] equations, [[Entropy Equation for Porous Media|eneropy eqwuation]], and | + | :[[Continuity Equation for Porous Media|Contunuity]], [[Momentum Equation for Porous Media|momentum]], [[Energy Equation for Porous Media|energy]] equations, [[Entropy Equation for Porous Media|eneropy eqwuation]], and [[Species Equation for Porous Media|species equation]]. |
*'''[[Multiphase Transport in Porous Media|Multiphase Transport]]''' | *'''[[Multiphase Transport in Porous Media|Multiphase Transport]]''' | ||
Revision as of 01:02, 21 April 2009
Transport in porous media is applicable to a wide range of fields, including mechanical, chemical, environmental, and petroleum engineering, as well as geology. Porous media can be found naturally in rocks and sand beds, and also can be fabricated as in wicks and catalytic pellets. They are an essential component in high-technology devices such as fuel cells and heat pipes.
- Contunuity, momentum, energy equations, eneropy eqwuation, and species equation.