TORTUOSITY
A class with identifier
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Definition | A <TORTUOSITY> is a <Property> that is a measure of the geometric complexity of a porous medium. Tortuosity is a ratio that characterizes the convoluted pathways of fluid diffusion and electrical conduction through porous media. In the fluid mechanics of porous media, tortuosity is the ratio of the length of a streamline—a flow line or path—between two points to the straight-line distance between those points. Tortuosity is thus related to the ratio of a fluid's diffusion coefficient when it is not confined by a porous medium to its effective diffusion coefficient when confined in a porous medium. Tortuosity is also related to the formation factor, which is the ratio of electrical resistivity of a conductive fluid in a porous medium to the electrical resistivity of the fluid itself |
ISO number | 6932 |
RDS number | RDS356129 |
Source | Schlumberger Oilfield Glossary |
ISO 15926 CR6 PROPERTY AND STATUS (VTver1) |