Classification and characterization of porous media
Heat transfer in porous media
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Classification and characterization of porous media
Heat transfer in porous media

Authors : Abdelkader MOJTABI, Marc PRAT, Michel QUINTARD, Jean TAINE

Publication date: January 10, 2019 | Lire en français

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1. Classification and characterization of porous media

Porous media are highly varied in nature, particularly in terms of the geometric structure delimiting the pore space. This section introduces a number of basic concepts associated with the structural properties of porous media.

1.1 Classification

The solid matrix of a porous medium can be :

  • unconsolidated; the solid phase is made up of grains or fibers that are not welded together (gravel, sand, silt, glass and steel beads, various materials, etc.); glass beads are used extensively in the laboratory to study transfer phenomena in porous media;

  • consolidated; in this case, the compact solid matrix cannot divide into grains or fibers (limestone, sandstone, clay, wood, ceramics,...

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