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CE 574: Reactive transport in porous media

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  3. Lesson 8: Flow and Transport Processes in 2D Heterogeneous Porous Media

8.6 Summary and Final Tasks

Summary

In this lesson we studied general concepts and geostatistical measures of spatial heterogeneities, as well as how to set them up in 2D domains.

Reminder - Complete all of the Lesson 8 tasks!

You have reached the end of Lesson 8! Please make sure you have completed all of the lesson activities before you begin Lesson 7.

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  • CE 574: Reactive Transport in Porous Media
    • Lesson 0: Introduction to Reactive Transport Modeling
    • Lesson 1: Aqueous Complexation
    • Lesson 2: Mineral Dissolution and Precipitation
    • Lesson 3: Surface Complexation
    • Lesson 4: Ion exchange reactions
    • Lesson 5: Microbe-mediated Redox Reactions
    • Lesson 6: Flow and Solute Transport Processes in 1D Systems
    • Lesson 8: Flow and Transport Processes in 2D Heterogeneous Porous Media
      • 8.1 Flow and Transport in Multiple Dimensions
      • 8.2 Homogeneity vs. Heterogeneity
      • 8.3 Quantitative Measures of Spatial Heterogeneity
      • 8.4 Setting Up 2D Heterogeneous Domain and Transport Process in CrunchFlow
      • 8.5 Homework Assignment
      • 8.6 Summary and Final Tasks
      • References
    • Lesson 9: Mineral Reactions in One-Dimension Systems
    • Lesson 10: Mineral Dissolution in Two Dimensional Systems

Author: Dr. Li Li, Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

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