Theoretical and methodological problems of experimental determination of the initial gradient

2010

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DOI 10.1134/s0097807810040032
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Abstract

Theoretical and methodological problems of experimentally evaluating the main parameter of nonlinear flow in porous medium at low pressure (or head) gradients—the initial gradient—based on results of pumping tests are considered. Approaches to assessing the reliability of such evaluation are analyzed.