Fluid-solid reactions pose a challenge for modelling flow and transport in porous media due to the dynamic changes in the pore space and the associated alteration of the permeability. This project aims to use Magnetic Resonance Imaging and X-ray computer microtomography measurements on synthetic porous media made from glass beads and soil columns to experimentally elucidate differ¬ences in porosity-permeability relationships for three different fluid-solid reactions: salt precipitation during evaporation, microbially-induced calcite precipitation, and dissolution during chemical stimulation.
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ZIP Archive - 24.2 MB - MD5: 7db545749f4472cc4a7859307b1f09b3
The folder contains the MRI out files for the evaporation experiment performed on F36, a folder containing the mass balance data, an excel sheet where data is processed and a Read Me file which guides on how to interpret labels and other details.
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The folder contains an excel file labelled "F36 & W3 Sand Hydraulic Properties" and a Read Me file describing the contents of the excel file.
ZIP Archive - 100.8 MB - MD5: 78283e3cb81c6e7596238e35990ef630
The folder contains the MRI out files for the evaporation experiment performed on W3, a folder containing the mass balance data, an excel sheet where data is processed and a Read Me file which guides on how to interpret labels and other details.
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Tabular Data - 434 B - 5 Variables, 11 Observations - UNF:6:OhpBoq2o8CMbbn7hkY1AYA==
The file contains three measurements of pressure difference over the pure sand and the filter plate [mbar] at four flow rates [mL/min], the height of the sample [mm] and of the filter plate [mm], sample diameter [mm], and the dynamic viscosity of nitrogen gas at 20°C [mPas]. The total permeability [m^2] and the permeability of the filter plate [m^2...
Tabular Data - 434 B - 5 Variables, 11 Observations - UNF:6:CNN8y+OfI2xBLHOlcDUXOw==
The file contains three measurements of pressure difference over the pure sand and the filter plate [mbar] at four flow rates [mL/min], the height of the sample [mm] and of the filter plate [mm], sample diameter [mm], and the dynamic viscosity of nitrogen gas at 20°C [mPas]. The total permeability [m^2] and the permeability of the filter plate [m^2...
Tabular Data - 433 B - 5 Variables, 11 Observations - UNF:6:HbO7gmN4/IvOK/An5qHHow==
The file contains three measurements of pressure difference over the pure sand and the filter plate [mbar] at four flow rates [mL/min], the height of the sample [mm] and of the filter plate [mm], sample diameter [mm], and the dynamic viscosity of nitrogen gas at 20°C [mPas]. The total permeability [m^2] and the permeability of the filter plate [m^2...
Tabular Data - 315 B - 5 Variables, 8 Observations - UNF:6:FOh4S/sq5SUyb2H1hOcjKw==
The file contains three measurements of pressure difference over the correspondig crust [mbar] at four flow rates [mL/min], crust thickness [mm], sample diameter [mm], dynamic viscosity of nitrogen gas at 20°C [mPas]. The intrinsic crust permeability [m^2] is calculated using Darcy's law.
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