Combustion and dielectric breakdown instabilities in porous media

Details Combustion and dielectric breakdown instabilities in porous media Combustion and dielectric breakdown instabilities in porous media

Oct 1990

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Earth Science Reviews, Volume 29, Issue 1-4, p. 401-417.

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Reverse combustion (RC) involves supplying oxidant flow countercurrent to the direction of front propagation in a combustible porous medium. Dielectric breakdown (DEB) involves applying a large voltage to propagate a front which separates poorly from more highly conducting chemically altered material. Both processes have application for in-situ fossil fuel recovery technologies. They are related in that both exhibit self-organization, in the form of channels, which is strongly influenced by geochemical factors and can be described by similar mathematics. This paper reviews the state-of-the-art concerning theoretical and experimental investigations of pattern formation in these two closely related displacement front processes.

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