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2. A numerical study of shear-induced evolutions of geometric and hydraulic properties of self-affine rough-walled rock fractures R. Liu et al.
3. Quantitative evaluation of fracture geometry influence on nonlinear flow in a single rock fracture G. Rong et al.
4. Effects of non-darcy flow on heat-flow coupling process in complex fractured rock masses C. Yao et al.
5. Relationship between the critical Reynolds number and aperture for flow through single fractures: Evidence from published laboratory studies P. Quinn et al.
6. Study on the REV Size of Fractured Rock in the Non-Darcy Flow Based on the Dual-Porosity Model Y. Wang et al.
7. Numerical modeling of flow and transport in the Bari industrial area by means of rough walled parallel plate and random walk models C. Cherubini et al.
8. Critical hydraulic gradient for nonlinear flow through rock fracture networks: The roles of aperture, surface roughness, and number of intersections R. Liu et al.
9. Laboratory investigation of hydraulic properties of deformable rock samples subjected to different loading paths Q. Yin et al.
10. Impact of Particle-Size Distribution on Flow Properties of a Packed Column B. Yang et al.
11. Experimental investigation of the hydraulic properties of large-scale irregular fractured rock masses in granite fault zones L. Guo et al.
12. Nonlinear fluid flow through three-dimensional rough fracture networks: Insights from 3D-printing, CT-scanning, and high-resolution numerical simulations B. Li et al.
13. Experimental study on nonlinear seepage characteristics of porous–fracture composite sandstone Y. Zhao et al.
14. Numerical investigation of heat transfer effect on flow behavior in a single fracture J. Tan et al.
15. Experimental study on permeability evolution and nonlinear seepage characteristics of fractured rock in coupled thermo-hydraulic-mechanical environment:a case study of the sedimentary rock in Xishan area T. Meng et al.
16. Flow in fracture Intersections: Deflection flow assumption reexamined Y. Huang et al.
17. Numerical model of the behavior of chlorinated ethenes in a fractured, karstic limestone aquifer N. Pastore et al.
18. Experimental Study of the Nonlinear Flow Characteristics of Fluid in 3D Rough-Walled Fractures During Shear Process C. Wang et al.
19. Experimental study on water inflow characteristics of tunnel in the fault fracture zone X. Zhao & X. Yang
20. Pore characteristics and nonlinear flow behaviors of granite exposed to high temperature Q. Yin et al.
21. Influence of particle size on non-Darcy seepage of water and sediment in fractured rock Y. Liu & S. Li
22. A MHC–NF Coupling Model for Water Inrush from Collapse Columns and Its Numerical Simulation W. Liu et al.
23. Laboratory experimental investigation of heat transport in fractured media C. Cherubini et al.
24. Three-dimensional nonlinear flow numerical simulation considering the distribution of interlayer shear weakness zones: a case study in Baihetan hydropower project, China Q. Shen et al.
25. Calibration of Water Inrush Channel and Numerical Simulation of Water Inrush Process in Coal Mine Roof D. Sun et al.
26. Influence of recirculation zones on viscous and inertial permeabilities in rough single fractures K. Xing et al.
27. Numerical study on the evolution characteristics of contact and fluid flow in shear-induced rough joint T. Wei et al.
28. Research on nonlinear seepage of full flow regimes in a rough single fracture using boundary layer theory and fractal geometry W. Yang et al.
29. Influences of hydraulic gradient, surface roughness, intersecting angle, and scale effect on nonlinear flow behavior at single fracture intersections B. Li et al.
30. A state-of-the-art review on rock seepage mechanism of water inrush disaster in coal mines D. Ma et al.
31. A Predictive Model for the Equivalent Hydraulic Aperture of Single Fracture Using Gene Expression Programming Z. Zhai et al.
32. Non-linear flow behaviour of rough fractures having standard JRC profiles M. Zoorabadi et al.
33. Water flow into tunnels in discontinuous rock: a short critical review of the analytical solution of the art H. Farhadian & A. Nikvar-Hassani
34. The Effect of Roughness on the Nonlinear Flow in a Single Fracture with Sudden Aperture Change Z. Chen et al.
35. Friction factor for rough fractures: Roughness and flow inertia effects Q. Zhang et al.
36. A pore-scale numerical model for non-Darcy fluid flow through rough-walled fractures W. Zhang et al.
37. On the permeability of TPMS scaffolds J. Santos et al.
38. The Forchheimer Approach for Soil Air Permeability Measurement P. Schjønning & M. Koppelgaard
39. Experimental and numerical investigation on nonlinear flow behaviour through three dimensional fracture intersections and fracture networks F. Xiong et al.
40. On the non-Darcian seepage flow field around a deeply buried tunnel after excavation W. Zhang et al.
41. Characterizing the scaling coefficient ω between viscous and inertial permeability of fractures K. Xing et al.
42. A model for nonlinear flow behavior in two-dimensional fracture intersections and the estimation of flow model coefficients Z. Wang et al.
43. Non-Darcian flow effect on discharge into a tunnel in karst aquifers Y. Chen et al.
44. Review: Hydraulics of water wells—flow laws and influence of geometry G. Houben
45. Numerical evaluation of the suitability of the equivalent porous medium model for characterizing the two-dimensional flow field in a fractured geologic medium L. Ma et al.
46. New Approach for Simulating Groundwater Flow in Discrete Fracture Network H. Fang & J. Zhu
47. A Coupled Thermal-Hydraulic-Mechanical Nonlinear Model for Fault Water Inrush W. Liu et al.
48. Velocity-dependent heat transfer controls temperature in fracture networks T. Heinze & N. Pastore
49. Characterizing friction factors in head loss causing non-Darcy flow on fractures with tortuosity and inertial effects J. Wang et al.
50. Solute transport in dual conduit structure: Effects of aperture and flow rate C. Wang et al.
51. Experimental Investigation of Flow Domain Division in Beds Packed with Different Sized Particles X. Yang et al.
52. Investigating Izbash's law on characterizing nonlinear flow in self-affine fractures Y. Zhang et al.
53. Predicting Water Inflow in Tunnel Construction: A Fracture Network Model with Non-Darcy Flow Considerations K. Hu et al.
54. The effects of mining subsidence and drainage improvements on a waterlogged area Z. Jinhai et al.
55. Lugeon Tests at Partial Saturation: Experimental and Empirical Contributions B. Jones et al.
56. Theoretical and experimental study on the local head loss effect of complex rock fracture networks Z. Niu et al.
57. Nonlinear Seepage Behaviors of Pore-Fracture Sandstone under Hydro-Mechanical Coupling Y. Zhang et al.
58. Mechanism of seepage-stress fault water inrush and grouting seal J. Zhao et al.
59. A Review of Critical Conditions for the Onset of Nonlinear Fluid Flow in Rock Fractures L. Yu et al.
60. A numerical approach for assessing effects of shear on equivalent permeability and nonlinear flow characteristics of 2-D fracture networks R. Liu et al.
61. Experimental Investigation on Water Seepage through Transparent Synthetic Rough-Walled Fractures A. Ranjbar et al.
62. Cause analysis of water and mud inrush in fault fracture zone of deep tunnel and its treatment measures Y. Guo et al.
63. Review of Laboratory Scale Models of Karst Aquifers: Approaches, Similitude, and Requirements Z. Mohammadi et al.
64. Non-Darcy Flow Experiments of Water Seepage through Rough-Walled Rock Fractures X. Ni et al.
65. Nonlinear flow behavior at low Reynolds numbers through rough-walled fractures subjected to normal compressive loading J. Zhou et al.
66. Identification of non-Darcian flow effect in double-porosity fractured aquifer based on multi-well pumping test Y. Wang et al.
67. Quantitative Estimates of Nonlinear Flow Characteristics of Deformable Rough-Walled Rock Fractures with Various Lithologies Q. Yin et al.
68. On fluid flow regime transition in crossed rough rock fractures X. Han et al.
69. A novel fracture dissolution model considering the nonlinear flow capacity of rough fractures X. Chen et al.
70. On the reliability of analytical models to predict solute transport in a fracture network C. Cherubini et al.
71. Hybrid embedded discrete fracture model for complex fractures, faults, and irregular boundaries on unstructured grids J. Han et al.
72. Experimental Study of Nonlinear Flow Behaviors Through Fractured Rock Samples After High-Temperature Exposure Q. Yin et al.
73. Effect of Lower Surface Roughness on Nonlinear Hydraulic Properties of Fractures J. Li et al.
74. A Negative Value of the Non-Darcy Flow Coefficient in Pore-Fracture Media under Hydro-Mechanical Coupling Y. Zhang et al.
75. Experimental study of the transition from non-Darcian to Darcy behavior for flow through a single fracture J. Qian et al.
76. Management of waterlogged area based on a three-dimensional agricultural model of ponds and dry land J. Zhao et al.
77. A non-linear flow model for the flow behavior of water inrush induced by the karst collapse column X. Hou et al.
78. Numerical research on disastrous mechanism of seepage instability of karst collapse column considering variable mass effect C. Zhengzheng et al.
79. Effective application of proppants during the hydraulic fracturing of coal seam gas reservoirs: Implications from laboratory testings of propped and unpropped coal fractures M. Ahamed et al.
80. Dynamic Response of a Non-Darcian Seepage System in the Broken Coal of a Karst Collapse Pillar T. Zhang et al.
81. Study on Non-Darcian Flow in Interlayer Shear Weakness Zones in the Basalt by High-Pressure Packer Tests Q. Shen et al.
82. Experimental study on hydraulic and mechanical properties of fault rock under the thermal-hydraulic-mechanical coupling W. Hou et al.
83. Roughness scale dependence of the relationship between tracer longitudinal dispersion and Peclet number in variable‐aperture fractures Z. Dou et al.
84. Mass transport characteristic of radial gradient porous scaffolds manufactured by selective laser melting J. Zhu et al.