Multiphase Flows in Deformable Geomaterials : Chemo-Physical Mixture Coupling Theory and Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics

Multiphase Flows in Deformable Geomaterials proposes that multiscale coupling of multiphase flow and multicomponents within a deformable porous medium is complex and interdisciplinary and lacks a unified theory. To address this gap, the book proposes chemo-physical Mixture-Coupling Theory and non-eq...

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Autores principales: Xiaohui Chen, Manhui Wang
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Publicado: CRC Press 2026
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