= Fluid flow through porous media
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Fluid flow through porous media refers to the movement of fluids (liquids or gases) through materials that have a complex internal structure with interconnected voids or pores. This phenomenon is prevalent in various fields, including hydrology, petroleum engineering, soil science, and environmental engineering. \#\#\# Key Concepts: 1. **Porous Media**: This consists of solid materials that contain void spaces (pores) through which fluids can flow. Common examples include soil, rocks, and man-made materials like concrete.
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