Áteresztképessége
Áteresztképessége, often translated as permeability, is a fundamental property of porous materials that describes their ability to allow fluids to pass through them. It is a measure of how easily a fluid can flow through a interconnected network of pores within a solid matrix. High permeability indicates that a fluid can flow rapidly through the material, while low permeability suggests a slow flow rate.
Several factors influence a material's áteresztképessége. The size and distribution of the pores are critical; larger
Áteresztképessége is a crucial parameter in many scientific and engineering disciplines. In hydrogeology, it determines how