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多孔質材料の水理定数評価のための室内透水試験法の理論

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Title: 多孔質材料の水理定数評価のための室内透水試験法の理論
Other Titles: Theory of Permeability Test Methods for Measuring Hydraulic Constants of Porous Media in Laboratory
Authors: 加藤, 昌治1 Browse this author →KAKEN DB
高橋, 学2 Browse this author
金子, 勝比古3 Browse this author →KAKEN DB
Authors(alt): KATO, Masaji1
TAKAHASHI, Manabu2
KANEKO, Katsuhiko3
Keywords: Constant Head Method
Falling Head Method
Flow Pump Method
Transient Pulse Method
Analytical Solution
Hydraulic Conductivity
Specific Storage
Sensitivity Coefficient
定水位法
変水位法
フローポンプ法
トランジェントパルス法
解析解
透水係数
比貯留率
感度係数
Issue Date: 1-Jul-2013
Publisher: 資源・素材学会
Journal Title: Journal of MMIJ : journal of the Mining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan
Volume: 129
Issue: 7
Start Page: 409
End Page: 417
Publisher DOI: 10.2473/journalofmmij.129.409
Abstract: This paper reviews the development history of permeability tests for measuring the hydraulic constants (hydraulic conductivity and specific storage) of porous materials in a laboratory, and systematizes the theories of the methods. The permeability test originated from sand filtration experiments carried out by Darcy in the 19th century. Techniques for measuring hydraulic constants were then devised and, at the same time or successively, the theory was established. This paper presents the exact analytical solutions of six methods, including the constant head, falling head, flow pump, and transient pulse methods, with the same initial condition and different boundary conditions. Based on the analytical solutions, we demonstrated the variations in the hydraulic head distribution within a specimen and the variations in the sensitivity coefficients of the hydraulic head difference between both ends of a specimen in terms of the hydraulic constants and compressible storage at the upstream and downstream sides of the equipment during tests of the six methods. The results were used to characterize the test methods, in terms of the experiment time, experiment precision and error, and method selection.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/59119
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Submitter: 加藤 昌治

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