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Stream tube integration method for analysing subsurface fluid flow

โœ Scribed by C. W. Liu; S. K. Chen


Book ID
101282467
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1998
Tongue
English
Weight
307 KB
Volume
12
Category
Article
ISSN
0885-6087

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โœฆ Synopsis


A stream tube integration method is introduced to solve transient subsurface ยฏuid ยฏow problems. The method combines a geometry-embedded form of Darcy's Law and the notion of location of average. Two types of problems, transient radial ยฏow to a well of ยฎnite radius in an areally inยฎnite aquifer and in a double porosity system, are solved by the stream tube integration method and the integral ยฎnite dierence method. Results of the solutions show that the stream tube integration method, with ยฎxed coarse mesh, are more accurate and better behaved than the integral ยฎnite dierence method, with ยฎne mesh. The ยฎxed mesh stream tube integration method is readily extended to the moving mesh method. With much coarse mesh, the moving mesh technique can obtain the same accurate results as the ยฎxed mesh stream tube integration method. It is suggested that the stream tube integration method is a viable way to state, solve, interpret and verify numerical solutions. The method provides ecient computation and improved accuracy for analysing subsurface ยฏuid ยฏow.


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