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| − | + | Understanding fluid transport in natural porous media is important for many | |
| − | + | industrial and scientific applications. Computer simulations require accurate | |
| − | + | three-dimensional microscopic structure data as input and efficient numerical | |
| − | + | algorithms for fluid flow simulations. Natural porous media such as carbonates | |
| − | + | and clay filled sandstones exhibit heterogeneities on many scales and cannot be | |
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== Our Project == | == Our Project == | ||
| − | + | A continuum model is developed for | |
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== Current Coworkers == | == Current Coworkers == | ||
* Prof. Dr. [[Rudolf Hilfer]], Project supervisor | * Prof. Dr. [[Rudolf Hilfer]], Project supervisor | ||
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Revision as of 11:33, 6 May 2009
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Introduction
Understanding fluid transport in natural porous media is important for many industrial and scientific applications. Computer simulations require accurate three-dimensional microscopic structure data as input and efficient numerical algorithms for fluid flow simulations. Natural porous media such as carbonates and clay filled sandstones exhibit heterogeneities on many scales and cannot be modeled by existing modeling techniques.
Our Project
A continuum model is developed for generating synthetic microcomputer-tomography data of multiscale porous media at arbitrary resolution. Large scale parallelized lattice-Boltzmann simulations are performed to calculate transport and material parameters.
Current Coworkers
- Prof. Dr. Rudolf Hilfer, Project supervisor
- Thomas Zauner, PhD Student