We can derive a theoretical form for the permeability in a simple situation. Consider the rectangular block
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We can derive a theoretical form for the permeability in a simple situation. Consider the rectangular block of length \(L\), and sides of length \(s\), that has \(n\) cylinders of diameter \(d_{0}\), drilled through it as shown in Figure P2.3. For a given pressure difference between the two ends, the volumetric flow rate through one of the cylinders is given by:
\[\dot{V}_{i}=\frac{\pi d_{0}^{4}}{128 \mu} \frac{\Delta P}{L}\]
and through all of them by:
\[\dot{V}=\frac{\pi n d_{0}^{4}}{128 \mu} \frac{\Delta P}{L}\]
a. Derive an expression for the permeability, \(k\).
b. What is the void fraction of the material and can you express the permeability in terms of the void fraction?
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