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11.7. (a) Estimate the permeability of a bed of sand, with uniform spherical particles, Dp = 1 mm, & = 0.3, according to Eq. 11.21. (b)How does this compare with the value for sand (which is rarely spherical) in Table 11.1?

11.7. (a) Estimate the permeability of a bed of sand, with uniform spherical particles, Dp = 1 mm, & = 0.3, according to Eq. 11.21. (b)How does this compare with the value for sand (which is rarely spherical) in Table 11.1?

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TABLE 11.1 Typical permeabilities of solids Material Well-sorted gravel Sand and gravel Very fine sand and silt Typical oil or gas reservoir rock "Tight" oil or gas reservoir rock Sidewalk cement Granite k De³ 150(1 - £)² Permeability, mD 107-108 10%-10% 1-1000 100-10 000 0.001-0.1 0.01-0.1 0.0001-0.001 uniform size spheres (11.21)
Transcribed Image Text:TABLE 11.1 Typical permeabilities of solids Material Well-sorted gravel Sand and gravel Very fine sand and silt Typical oil or gas reservoir rock "Tight" oil or gas reservoir rock Sidewalk cement Granite k De³ 150(1 - £)² Permeability, mD 107-108 10%-10% 1-1000 100-10 000 0.001-0.1 0.01-0.1 0.0001-0.001 uniform size spheres (11.21)
11.7. (a) Estimate the permeability of a bed of sand, with uniform spherical particles, Dp = 1 mm, = 0.3, according to Eq. 11.21. (b)How does this compare with the value for sand (which is rarely spherical) in Table 11.1?
Transcribed Image Text:11.7. (a) Estimate the permeability of a bed of sand, with uniform spherical particles, Dp = 1 mm, = 0.3, according to Eq. 11.21. (b)How does this compare with the value for sand (which is rarely spherical) in Table 11.1?
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