DOI: 10.25148/etd.fi14031608
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Lattice boltzmann modeling of fluid flow to determine the permeability of a karst specimen

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“…Several analytical solutions for simple 3‐D flow systems are available and allow partial verification of our code. Verifications for flow in an axisymmetric pipe and for flow in a square duct can be found in Alvarez []. These verifications of the LBM code applied here show that it is adequate for the purpose of intrinsic permeability determination.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Several analytical solutions for simple 3‐D flow systems are available and allow partial verification of our code. Verifications for flow in an axisymmetric pipe and for flow in a square duct can be found in Alvarez []. These verifications of the LBM code applied here show that it is adequate for the purpose of intrinsic permeability determination.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Using , the mean laminar hydraulic conductivity equals about 200,000 m d −1 . This simple equation for estimating laminar hydraulic conductivity compared favorably with results from a more complex method of lattice Boltzmann modeling of fluid flow through a specimen of the Biscayne aquifer [ Alvarez , 2007]. may overestimate the true values of horizontal hydraulic conductivity for preferential flow layers if the vugs are not circular and the roughness of the natural vugs is considerable.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different from Alvarez (2007), the accuracy of the LBM value of hydraulic conductivity (14.78 m/s) was confirmed by comparing it to the experimental value of hydraulic conductivity (13.1 m/s) on the same ML-01 core sample.…”
Section: T (•C)mentioning
confidence: 91%