14. Absolute pemeability of a core sample is being measured by water flooding. The core sample is mounted in a transparent cylindrical tube, as shown in the figure below, and the air-water surface is monitored as function of time| The tube is placed in a vertical position and the water is assumed to flow through the whole core sample, evenly distributed over the surface. Calculate the absolute permeability of the sample when the air–water surface uses 400 seconds to move 18 cm. Water 100 cm 82 cm Core sample cm Additional data; Density of water Water viscosity Gravitational constant 1g/cm³ 1 cp 980 cm/s² Thickness of core sample 2 cm

14. Absolute pemeability of a core sample is being measured by water flooding. The core sample is mounted in a transparent cylindrical tube, as shown in the figure below, and the air-water surface is monitored as function of time| The tube is placed in a vertical position and the water is assumed to flow through the whole core sample, evenly distributed over the surface. Calculate the absolute permeability of the sample when the air–water surface uses 400 seconds to move 18 cm. Water 100 cm 82 cm Core sample cm Additional data; Density of water Water viscosity Gravitational constant 1g/cm³ 1 cp 980 cm/s² Thickness of core sample 2 cm

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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