The intergranular pressure solution is a mechanism of deformation of sedimentary rocks, which results in a reduction of porosity and a compaction of the rock. With great depths of bury (approximately 3km), the minerals of the grains dissolve in the fluid of the intergranular contact, are transported by diffusion in the contact towards the pore, and redeposed on the free faces of the grains. Our study is based on a model of two grains in contact having undergonea beginning of dissolution, and modelled by two truncated spheres. The contact between two grains is simply represented by a zone limited by two plane interfaces, although this zone actually consists of solid contacts and inter-connected free fluid, known as “island and channel” struc...