Influence of macroscopic structure on the gas- and surface-phase flow of dilute gases in porous media
David Nicholson, John H. Petropoulos
Abstract
David Nicholson, John H. Petropoulos
Abstract
Calculations using model systems are presented which illustrate the effect of macroscopic heterogeneity of the porosity on the gaseous- and surface-phase flow of gas through porous media. It is argued that macroscopic heterogeneity is likely to be present in many systems studied in the laboratory and that its effect on flow properties could be significant. Analogies with previous work on pore structure are drawn.
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Calculations using model systems are presented which illustrate the effect of macroscopic heterogeneity of the porosity on the gaseous- and surface-phase flow of gas through porous media. It is argued that macroscopic heterogeneity is likely to be present in many systems studied in the laboratory and that its effect on flow properties could be significant. Analogies with previous work on pore structure are drawn.
Key concepts: Porous medium, Porosity, Gas phase, Flow (mathematics), Work (physics), Surface (topology), Phase (matter), Chemical physics