... Abstract Fluid flow and solute transport in rock fractures are important for controlling pollutant migration in groundwater and radionuclide migration in nuclear waste disposal. The quantitative characterization of fluid flow and mass transport in crossed fractures is the key to defining...

... of deformation control. In order to find out water migration and deformation characteristics of costal composite strata under seepage condition in freezing process, a series of unidirectional freezing tests of silty sand and soft clay in Shanghai and AGF model experiments on composite strata of soft clay...

... are critical in fluid dredging and dominant channel formation. The characteristics of faults, including their width and strata length, directly affect the path, distance, and range of fluid migration and exert further control on the trend of water–rock–gas geochemical reactions. This study focused...

... airflow in the tunnels and temperature fields in the rock surrounding the tunnels. Many researchers have done different study and mainly focus on the water and heat migration (Miller, 1972; Taleda et al., 1997; Konrad et al., 1993). several hydro-thermal coupled numerical models have been developed...