... replacement processes water flow Coupled dissolution–precipitation reactions lie at the heart of geological transformations (Korzhinskii, 1968 ; Putnis, 2009 ; Merino & Canals, 2011 ; Kondratiuk et al., 2017 ; Beinlich et al., 2020 ; Centrella et al., 2021...

...A. Saha; S. Sekharan; U. Manna Water-absorbing polymer (WAP) amendment is emerging as a sustainable soil management technique in various geoenvironmental projects for controlling the subsurface water flow in the vadose zone. The addition of WAP can alter the pore structure and improve water...

... 09 2020 geology laboratory tests water flow Based on the above research results, the common sandstone on the bank slope of the Three Gorges Reservoir of the Yangtze River in Wanzhou District, Chongqing, China was taken as the research object. The fluctuation in the water level...

... and limitations of soil hydrophobisation. The partial hydrophobisation of the soil could explain the distinct effect of surfactants on the water flow: there is significant effect on capillary rise, but the effect is low when the water flow is under pressure. Therefore, an understanding of the mechanisms...

... & Scavia, 1999). Indirect methods, on the other hand, use surface topography to infer joint behaviour. 01 04 2015 22 07 2015 26 11 2015 ICE Publishing: all rights reserved 2016 Laboratory equipment Rocks/rock mechanics Water flow Strength, deformability, fluid flow...

... S-V2-C50 Dry sand 0⋅002 50 3⋅55 3⋅75 14⋅0 12⋅62 25 9 2014 13 1 2015 ICE Publishing: all rights reserved 2015 laboratory tests landslides sands soil structure interaction water flow The analytical approach for predicting avalanche runup along a rigid...

... water flow Water retention in partially saturated soil is fundamental in soil mechanics (Loret & Khalili, 2002 ; Nuth & Laloui, 2008 ; Sheng et al., 2008 ; Buscarnera & Einav, 2012) and has important implications in soil ecohydrology (Laio et al., 2001) as well...