Flow of a Pressure-Dependent Viscosity Fluid in Porous Media
Keywords:
Porous media, pressure-dependent viscosity, variable permeabilityAbstract
Two-dimensional flow of a fluid with pressure-dependent viscosity through a variable permeability porous structure is considered. Exact solutions are obtained for a Riabouchinsky type flow using a procedure that is based on a method implemented by the late Professor Dr. R.K. Naeem of Karachi University in his study of Navier-Stokes flow with pressure-dependent viscosity.
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