Data: Inertial effects on fluid flow through natural porous media

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Autori principali: Naqvi, Sahrish Batool, Matyka, Maciej
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author Naqvi, Sahrish Batool
Matyka, Maciej
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Matyka, Maciej
contents <p>This record archives all data and code required to reproduce the pore-scale results reported in the manuscript “Inertial effects on fluid flow through natural porous media.” It includes the segmented, triangulated 2D geometry in STL and .fms format; the meshing and complete OpenFOAM case (v2212); steady-state solutions computed with simpleFoam with velocity fields provided as VTK for all target Reynolds numbers (naming explained by name of each file with Re_<number> as head); and post-processing outputs (DATA.CSV) used to compute τ (tortuosity), π (participation number), ρ⁻ (backward-flow fraction), ℱ (generalized friction factor), and κ_app (apparent permeability).</p> <p>This manuscript of the related work is submitted to Water Research Resource Journal and preprints are available on Arxive: http://arxiv.org/submit/6442034/pdf </p>
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spellingShingle Data: Inertial effects on fluid flow through natural porous media
Naqvi, Sahrish Batool
Matyka, Maciej
<p>This record archives all data and code required to reproduce the pore-scale results reported in the manuscript “Inertial effects on fluid flow through natural porous media.” It includes the segmented, triangulated 2D geometry in STL and .fms format; the meshing and complete OpenFOAM case (v2212); steady-state solutions computed with simpleFoam with velocity fields provided as VTK for all target Reynolds numbers (naming explained by name of each file with Re_<number> as head); and post-processing outputs (DATA.CSV) used to compute τ (tortuosity), π (participation number), ρ⁻ (backward-flow fraction), ℱ (generalized friction factor), and κ_app (apparent permeability).</p> <p>This manuscript of the related work is submitted to Water Research Resource Journal and preprints are available on Arxive: http://arxiv.org/submit/6442034/pdf </p>
title Data: Inertial effects on fluid flow through natural porous media
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17161579