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Poroelastic Theory With Applications To Transport In Porous Media Dongsheng Jeng

Name: Poroelastic Theory With Applications To Transport In Porous Media Dongsheng Jeng
SKU: BELL-49433958
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Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 97.79 MB

Pages: 492

Author: Dong-Sheng Jeng, Lin Cui

ISBN: 9781032311913, 9781032311920, 9781003308539, 1032311916, 1032311924, 1003308538

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Poroelastic Theory With Applications To Transport In Porous Media Dongsheng Jeng by Dong-sheng Jeng, Lin Cui 9781032311913, 9781032311920, 9781003308539, 1032311916, 1032311924, 1003308538 instant download after payment.

Poro-elastic theory has been widely applied in numerous engineering and scientific problem involved in multiphase media. For environmental science and civil related engineering fields, we are interested in static and dynamic response of porous media subject to environmental loading as well as other type of forces, such as those of
thermal and chemical origin. These are generally known as poromechanics, which was first created from the Biot Conference on Poromechanics.