From the table of water properties at average temperature T, find the water properties: density p, viscosity p. Then calculate: The cross section area of chamber A= T/4 d2 (cm2 ) The pressure difference along L AP=p gh (atom) Volumetric flow rate q=Q/t (cm3 /s) and finally calculated permeability (Darcy D)

From the table of water properties at average temperature T, find the water properties: density p, viscosity p. Then calculate: The cross section area of chamber A= T/4 d2 (cm2 ) The pressure difference along L AP=p gh (atom) Volumetric flow rate q=Q/t (cm3 /s) and finally calculated permeability (Darcy D)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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