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permeability coefficient
This term is a specialized technical parameter used primarily in hydrogeology, petroleum engineering, and materials science. It quantifies the ease with which a fluid can move through a porous medium, serving as a critical value for calculating flow rates in groundwater models or oil reservoirs.
Because it is a specific physical constant, it is almost always used in a technical or academic register. It is frequently paired with units of measurement such as darcies or square meters to provide a precise quantitative value.
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Examples
The permeability coefficient of the sandstone layer is significantly higher than that of the shale.
The permeability coefficient of the sandstone layer is significantly higher than that of the shale.
We need to calculate the permeability coefficient to predict how fast the contaminant will spread.
Does this soil sample have a low permeability coefficient?
Does this soil sample have a low permeability coefficient?
The permeability coefficient varies depending on the pore size and connectivity of the rock.
The permeability coefficient varies depending on the pore size and connectivity of the rock.
I wonder if the permeability coefficient will change under higher pressure conditions.
I wonder if the permeability coefficient will change under higher pressure conditions.
The engineer adjusted the model after discovering an error in the permeability coefficient.
The engineer adjusted the model after discovering an error in the permeability coefficient.
A low permeability coefficient makes this clay an ideal material for landfill liners.
A low permeability coefficient makes this clay an ideal material for landfill liners.
Please record the permeability coefficient in the data table for each core sample.
The flow rate is directly proportional to the permeability coefficient of the medium.
The flow rate is directly proportional to the permeability coefficient of the medium.