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Effect of equivalent apetures on solute transport simulation
The solute transport simulation was performed using an analytical solution of the ADE (Eq. 10), where longitudinal dispersivity (αL) was considered as the adjustable parameter to fit the breakthrough curves. Mean flow velocity was chosen according to the calculated equivalent apertures (Table 1). The results demonstrated that fitted αL values based on Vm did not change abruptly (i.e. same order of magnitude) varying from 0.4 cm in the first experiment (Q = 3.0 mL h-1) to 0.1 cm in the other three experiments (Table 2). The αL values based on Vh and Vl converged to 10 cm in most experiments. Overall, αL values tend to get closer to each other, considering the same equivalent aperture even though Q increases (Table 2).
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Lucas, M., Cantareira, G.D. & Wendland, E. Correction: Solute transport performance analysis of equivalent apertures in a single undisturbed basaltic fracture. Hydrogeol J 27, 2303–2304 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10040-019-01990-5
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