The dialog for a Pipe pathway A transport pathway element that is intended to represent a feature that essentially behaves as a fluid conduit, such as a fracture. Pipes are primarily used for simualting matrix diffusion in fractured groundwater pathways. is shown below:
The basic Pipe properties are listed on the main Pipe
dialog, and are described in the
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- Advective-Dispersive Transport in Pipes
- Comparing Pipes and Aquifers
- Computing Pipe and Aquifer Pathway Concentrations Accounting for Transverse Dispersion
- Controlling the Pipe Solution Algorithm
- Defining a Sorptive Coating Material for a Pipe
- Defining Basic Pipe Properties
- Features and Capabilities of Pipes
- Flux Links to/from Pipes
- Pipe Pathway Outputs
- Saving Results for a Pipe
- Simulating Storage Zones in a Pipe
- Simulating Suspended Solids in a Pipe
- Simulating Time-Variable Pipe Properties
- Summary of Limitations on the Use of Pipe Pathways
- Viewing a Pipe in the Browser