Gravity-driven instability in unsaturated fractures

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Nicholl, Michael J

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1993

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Dissertation

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en_US

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hydrology , hydrogeology , fractures , unsaturated flow , instability , Mackay Science Project

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The stability of infiltration flow into inclined, unsaturated fractures has been studied. An initially dry natural tuff fracture is used to demonstrate that gravity-driven instability is a separate process form heterogeneity induced channeling. Data was acquired through digital imaging techniques.

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University of Nevada, Reno

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