Ueber das Zeitgesetz des kapillaren Aufstiegs von Flüssigkeiten
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Effect of entrapped phase on the filling characteristics of closed-end nanopores
TL;DR: The filling dynamics in closed-end capillaries of sub-micron length scale is investigated, revealing that the existence of a displaced phase in a closed- end nano-scale system does not necessarily retard the meniscus advancement over all temporal regimes, unlike what is observed in cases of macro-scale capillary, but can also sometimes augment the local filling rates.
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Dynamic pore-scale network modeling of spontaneous water imbibition in shale and tight reservoirs
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TL;DR: In this article, a dynamic pore-scale network modeling of water imbibition in shale and tight reservoirs is presented; pore network generation, local capillary pressure function, conductance calculation and boundary conditions for imbibitions are all presented in detail in detail.
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Nanoimprint meets microfluidics: development of metal wires from nanoparticle ink filled capillaries
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Quantitatively study on imbibition of fracturing fluid in tight sandstone reservoir under high temperature and high pressure based on NMR technology
TL;DR: In this article, the authors quantitatively evaluated the imbibition effect of fracturing fluid with different pore throats at different times and investigated the influence of permeability, wettability, and viscosity of the fracturing fluid on the impregnation effect.
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Using electrowetting to control interface motion in patterned microchannels
TL;DR: In this article, a mesoscale simulation is used to demonstrate the feasibility of a novel microfluidic valve, which exploits Gibbs' pinning in microchannels patterned by posts or ridges, together with electrowetting.