Browsing Department of Civil Engineering Graduate Theses by Author "Novakowski, Kent"
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A Field and Numerical Study of Heat and Solute Transport in a Discrete Fracture
Egan, LeslieTwo tracer experiments were conducted in a highly-transmissive discrete rock fracture to explore the transport properties of solute and heat, and the influence of fracture heterogeneities. The experiments were conducted ... -
Heat Migration and Solute Transport in a Discrete Fracture
Bou Jaoude, IssamThe study of heat and solute transport in fractured rock can provide complementary information in aid of understanding the interaction between surface and groundwater, the long-term isolation of energy by products, the ... -
A Modeling Study of Large-Scale Solute Transport in Fractured Carbonate Rock
Howroyd, MatthewFractures influence aqueous contaminant transport by allowing for rapid migration over long distances through complex pathways and through diffusion into the adjacent rock matrix. While there have been many studies examining ... -
Simulating solute transport in discretely fractured rocks: Computational limitations and a hybrid method
Campbell, WesleyTo investigate the computational limitations arising when simulating large-scale groundwater flow and solute transport using a 3D control volume finite element model (the FE model) in discrete-fracture mode, numerical ...