In situ imaging of water flow through compacted silica sand is performed with neutron radiography and tomography at cold neutron imaging beam line CONRAD of Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin HZB , Germany. Initial microstructure of the compacted sand in dry state is obtained by using a micro focus X ray tomography system due to good contrast of silica and void phases. The flow of water is precisely controlled by using a syringe pump. Water is allowed to flow from bottom to top at a target flow rate. Time lapsed neutron radiographies are obtained during the water injection stage, followed by neutron tomography to evaluate the distribution of water, air, and silica phase in 3 D after injecting known amount of water under controlled condition...
Understanding fluid flow in rocks is crucial to quantify many natural processes such as ground water...
The textural and geometrical properties of the pore networks (i.e., such as pore size distribution, ...
The temporal and spatial distribution of water within a porous medium is affected by the medium¿s st...
This paper summarizes the key concepts from the recent published work of the authors on using both ...
High resolution neutron 13.7 amp; 956;m voxel and X ray 11.2 amp; 956;m voxel tomography ima...
High resolution neutron (13.7 m/voxel) and X-ray (11.2 m/voxel) tomography imaging of partially wate...
Neutron transmission imaging is a technique ideally suited for imaging various flow phenomena in con...
Abstract: The use of neutron imaging is demonstrated for visualizing and quantifying water distribut...
We present the first study of fluid distribution inside porous media imaged by neutron tomography. W...
Partially saturated compacted sand specimens were characterized by using three dimensional 3D imag...
AbstractA ponded infiltration experiment was conducted under simultaneous imaging to investigate var...
Problems involving mechanics of partially saturated soil and physics of flow through porous media ar...
Computed tomography has become a routine method for probing processes in porous media, and the use o...
International audienceThis article focuses on a new experimental apparatus for investigating fluid f...
By exploiting the penetration, attenuation, and scattering properties of neutrons, images of matter ...
Understanding fluid flow in rocks is crucial to quantify many natural processes such as ground water...
The textural and geometrical properties of the pore networks (i.e., such as pore size distribution, ...
The temporal and spatial distribution of water within a porous medium is affected by the medium¿s st...
This paper summarizes the key concepts from the recent published work of the authors on using both ...
High resolution neutron 13.7 amp; 956;m voxel and X ray 11.2 amp; 956;m voxel tomography ima...
High resolution neutron (13.7 m/voxel) and X-ray (11.2 m/voxel) tomography imaging of partially wate...
Neutron transmission imaging is a technique ideally suited for imaging various flow phenomena in con...
Abstract: The use of neutron imaging is demonstrated for visualizing and quantifying water distribut...
We present the first study of fluid distribution inside porous media imaged by neutron tomography. W...
Partially saturated compacted sand specimens were characterized by using three dimensional 3D imag...
AbstractA ponded infiltration experiment was conducted under simultaneous imaging to investigate var...
Problems involving mechanics of partially saturated soil and physics of flow through porous media ar...
Computed tomography has become a routine method for probing processes in porous media, and the use o...
International audienceThis article focuses on a new experimental apparatus for investigating fluid f...
By exploiting the penetration, attenuation, and scattering properties of neutrons, images of matter ...
Understanding fluid flow in rocks is crucial to quantify many natural processes such as ground water...
The textural and geometrical properties of the pore networks (i.e., such as pore size distribution, ...
The temporal and spatial distribution of water within a porous medium is affected by the medium¿s st...