Thermophysics of Porous Media

Explore the intricate world of thermodynamics with "Thermophysics of Porous Media" by T.J.T. Spanos, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 2001. This enlightening hardback edition spans 230 pages, delving into advanced concepts of thermophysics and material science.

In this comprehensive volume, Spanos masterfully constructs a Lorentz invariant thermodynamic lattice gas model, providing readers with a deep understanding of its application to flow in porous media. The book further elaborates on the equations governing seismic wave propagation in porous materials, along with essential boundary conditions and surface waves.

Whether you are a student of material science, mathematics, or applied mechanics, this text serves as an invaluable resource for grasping the thermal properties of porous materials and their dynamic behavior. Elevate your knowledge in thermodynamics today with this essential addition to your collection!