Lecture
Permeation: Darcy's Law
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This lecture covers the concept of permeation in porous media, including pressure-induced flow, constant head, sample thickness, cross-section area, viscosity, and the governing equations. It also discusses Darcy's Law, the flux equation, permeability coefficients, and examples of permeability in different materials.
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