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|a Avalanches in strong imbibition
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|u https://doi.org/10.1038/s42005-022-00826-1
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|a Slow injection of non-wetting fluids (drainage) and strongly wetting fluids (strong imbibition) into porous media are two contrasting processes in many respects: the former must be forced into the pore space, while the latter imbibe spontaneously; the former occupy pore bodies, while the latter coat crevices and corners. These two processes also produce distinctly different displacement patterns. However, both processes evolve via a series of avalanche-like invasion events punctuated by quiescent periods. Here, we show that, despite their mechanistic differences, avalanches in strong imbibition exhibit all the features of self-organized criticality previously documented for drainage, including the correlation scaling describing the space-time statistics of invasion at the pore scale. © 2022, The Author(s).
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|a Displacement patterns
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|a Mechanistic differences
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|a Non-wetting fluids
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|a Pore space
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|a Porous materials
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|a Quiescent period
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|a Scalings
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|a Self-organized criticality
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|a Spacetime
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|a Juanes, R.
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|a MacMinn, C.W.
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|a Primkulov, B.K.
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|a Zhao, B.
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|t Communications Physics
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