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Note on a Novel Model for Capillary Pressure in Porous Media

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Recently a new empirical model for the capillary pressure in porous media has been proposed (see Foroughi et al. in Transp Porous Media 145:683–696, 2022). In the present Note some of the mathematical features of this model are discussed in more detail. The focus is the lowest slope \(\left| {{\text{d}}\,\overline{P}_{{\text{c}}} /{\text{d}}\,S_{{\text{e}}} } \right|_{{{\text{min}}}}\) of the pressure–saturation curves \(\overline{P}_{{\text{c}}} = \overline{P}_{{\text{c}}} \left( {S_{{\text{e}}} } \right)\). In this respect an absolute minimum, as well as dual saturation-exponents have been detected.

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Magyari, E. Note on a Novel Model for Capillary Pressure in Porous Media. Transp Porous Med 147, 217–223 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11242-022-01897-y

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