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Fully Implicit Form of Differential Quadrature Method for Multi-Species Solute Transport in Porous Media

Amin GHAREHBAGHI
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12265–12282
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2022-07-01
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According to the numerical experiments, the derived model is very useful and widely applicable.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Solute transport problems, including sequential multi-species transport phenomena, frequently occur in soil systems.
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⚙️Variables:Multi-species · Solute transport · Porous media

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Solute transport problems, including sequential multi-species transport phenomena, frequently occur in soil systems. The goal of this paper is to present a novel one-dimensional numerical model with a fully implicit form of differential quadrature method for solving multi-species solute transport equations. The analytical results of three multi-species solute dispersion problems with three- and four-chain members are used to analyse the developed model. Simultaneously, the outcomes of the developed model are compared with the performance of the fully implicit fourth-order finite difference method. Finally, the accuracy of the established model is discussed and evaluated. According to the numerical experiments, the derived model is very useful and widely applicable.

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Solute transport problems, including sequential multi-species transport phenomena, frequently occur in soil systems. The goal of this paper is to present a novel one-dimensional numerical model with a fully implicit form of differential quadrature method for solving multi-species solute transport equations. The analytical results of three multi-species solute dispersion problems with three- and four-chain members are used to analyse the developed model. Simultaneously, the outcomes of the developed model are compared with the performance of the fully implicit fourth-order finite difference method. Finally, the accuracy of the established model is discussed and evaluated. According to the numerical experiments, the derived model is very useful and widely applicable.

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GHAREHBAGHI, A. (2022). Fully Implicit Form of Differential Quadrature Method for Multi-Species Solute Transport in Porous Media. Teknik Dergi, Cilt: 33 - Sayı: 4, 12265–12282. https://ajindex.com/articles/703184

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