A porous media is overlain by water. A pressure of 100 psia is exerted on the water by gas.The other end of porous media is open to atmosphere, as shown in fig.(2). Calculate the flowrate through the porous media. Given:Length of porous media=10 ft, width=1 ft , thickness=1 ftviscosity=1 cp, length of water=5 ft, dip angle=10°.permeability=10 mDGasWaterPorous MediaFig. (2)

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A porous media is overlain by water. A pressure of 100 psia is exerted o he other end of porous media is open to atmosphere, as shown in fig.(2) ate through the porous media. Given: ength of porous media=10 ft , width=1 ft , thickness=1 ft , pern iscosity%=D1 cp, length of water=5 ft , dip angle=10°.

A porous media is overlain by water. A pressure of 100 psia is exerted o he other end of porous media is open to atmosphere, as shown in fig.(2) ate through the porous media. Given: ength of porous media=10 ft , width=1 ft , thickness=1 ft , pern iscosity%=D1 cp, length of water=5 ft , dip angle=10°.

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