Non-linear fractal percolation experiments in carstic and aggregation soils
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Abstract
The present study compares the performances and reliabilities of the classical Mobile – Immobile Model (MIM)
and the Explicit Network Model (ENM) that takes expressly into account the network geometry for describing
tracer transport behaviour in a fractured sample at bench scale. Though ENM shows better fitting results than
MIM, the latter remains still valid as it proves to describe the observed curves quite well.
The results show that the presence of nonlinear flow plays an important role in the behaviour of solute
transport. Firstly the distribution of solute according to different pathways is not constant but it is related to the
flow rate. Secondly nonlinear flow influences advection, in that it leads to a delay in solute transport respect to the
linear flow assumption. Whereas nonlinear flow does not show to be related with dispersion. The experimental
results show that in the study case the geometrical dispersion dominates the Taylor dispersion. However the
interpretation with the ENM model shows a weak transitional regime from geometrical dispersion to Taylor
dispersion for high flow rates.
CitacióChierubini, C. [et al.]. Non-linear fractal percolation experiments in carstic and aggregation soils. A: European Geosciences Union General Assembly. "Geophysical Research Abstracts". Vienna: 2014, p. 16436-16437.
ISBN1607-7962
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