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Macroscopic behavior of gas flow with adsorption through a fractured porous medium (English)
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23 March 1997
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A three-scale periodic model is used to describe gas flows with adsorption through fractured porous media. The local descriptions at both pore scale and fracture scale are obtained using the Navier-Stokes equations. The macroscopic behavior is derived via the three-scale homogenization method. The model exhibits memory effects and nonlinearities, being strongly influenced by the flow in pores.
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three-scale periodic model
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pore scale
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fracture scale
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Navier-Stokes equations
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three-scale homogenization method
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memory effects
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nonlinearities
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