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Soils are generally penetrated by a pore system. Most transport processes usually occur in pore space of soils. The description of pore space shape is necessary to quantify how the geometry influences the percolation of substances such as water and nutrients. In this paper, the pores in soils...
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the pore microstructure of the porous walls affecting soot deposition, oxidation, and pressure drops during filtration and …
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Motivated by Florens et al. (1993) and recent studies of stochastic systems with memory, we suggest the new concept of causality for continuous time stochastic processes which deal with finite horizon of the past. Also, we present results which show connections between the given concept of...
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In this work we consider the concept of statistical causality between filtrations, and in particular a generalization of the causality relationship “G is a cause of J within H”. Then we apply this concept to strongly orthogonal martingales. We show the equivalence between the concepts of...
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The paper presents the state-of-the-art and the science underlying a new generation of modular breathing wall systems, and their implementation in new and refurbishment building projects. Examples of how these new breathing wall systems are being implemented in the UK and in other countries will...
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We develop a stochastic theory for filtration of suspensions in porous media. The theory takes into account particle …
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filtration: first by hydrocyclone filter which filters heavy suspended materials viz. sand, silt, etc., then by the sand filter … and finally by the screen filter. The filtration at three stages reduces the turbidity to the desired level. It has been … found that three-stage filtration reduced the turbidity to two NTU which is within permissible limit. Considering the cost …
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