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Verifying pore network models of imbibition in rocks using time‐resolved synchrotron imaging

Tom Bultreys (UGent) , Kamaljit Singh, Ali Q. Raeini, Leonardo C. Ruspini, Pål‐Eric Øren, Steffen Berg, Maja Rücker, Branko Bijeljic and Martin J. Blunt

(2020) WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH. 56(6).
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Pore refinement action of GGBFS and fly ash on the primary and secondary capillary imbibition rates of concrete

Natalia Mariel Alderete (UGent) , Yury Villagrán-Zaccardi and Nele De Belie (UGent)

(2020) XV International Conference on Durability of Building Materials and Components, (DBMC 2020), Proceedings. p.599-606
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Mechanism of long-term capillary water uptake in cementitious materials

Natalia Mariel Alderete (UGent) , Yury Andres Villagrán Zaccardi and Nele De Belie (UGent)

(2020) CEMENT AND CONCRETE COMPOSITES. 106.
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Simulating secondary waterflooding in heterogeneous rocks with variable wettability using an image-based, multiscale pore network model

Tom Bultreys (UGent) , Luc Van Hoorebeke (UGent) and Veerle Cnudde (UGent)

(2016) WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH. 52(9). p.6833-6850
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Numerical treatment of two-phase flow in porous media including specific interfacial area

Mohamed F El-Amin, Redouane Meftah (UGent) , Amgad Salama and Shuyu Sun

(2015) Procedia Computer Science. 51. p.1249-1258

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Verifying pore network models of imbibition in rocks using time‐resolved synchrotron imaging

Pore refinement action of GGBFS and fly ash on the primary and secondary capillary imbibition rates of concrete

Mechanism of long-term capillary water uptake in cementitious materials

Simulating secondary waterflooding in heterogeneous rocks with variable wettability using an image-based, multiscale pore network model

Numerical treatment of two-phase flow in porous media including specific interfacial area

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