Experimental evidence of the double-porosity effects in geomaterials
TRAN NGOC, Tien Dung
Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique [Québec] [INRS]
Faculty of Chemical Engineering [Vietnam National University, HCM]
Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique [Québec] [INRS]
Faculty of Chemical Engineering [Vietnam National University, HCM]
TRAN NGOC, Tien Dung
Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique [Québec] [INRS]
Faculty of Chemical Engineering [Vietnam National University, HCM]
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Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique [Québec] [INRS]
Faculty of Chemical Engineering [Vietnam National University, HCM]
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en
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Acta Geophysica. 2014-06, vol. 62, n° 3, p. 642-655
De Gruyter Open
Résumé en anglais
Double-porosity is an important characteristic of microstructure in a large range of geomaterials. It designs porous media with connected fissures/fractures or aggregated soils. The origin of double-porosity can be natural ...Lire la suite >
Double-porosity is an important characteristic of microstructure in a large range of geomaterials. It designs porous media with connected fissures/fractures or aggregated soils. The origin of double-porosity can be natural or/and it can result from mechanical, chemical or biological damage. The presence of double-porosity can significantly affect the behaviour of geomaterials. In this paper we provide an experimental evidence of the double-porosity effects by performing laboratory experiments. Series of tracer dispersion experiments (in saturated and unsaturated steady-state water flow conditions) in a physical model of double-porosity geomaterial were carried out. For the comparative purposes , experiments of the same type were also performed in a single-porosity model medium. The results clearly showed that the double-porosity microstructure leads to the non-Fickian behaviour of the tracer (early breakthrough and long tail) in both saturated and unsaturated cases.< Réduire
Mots clés en anglais
double-porosity
physical model
unsaturated/saturated con- ditions
tracer dispersion
non-Fickian behaviour
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