Abstract

The investigation of flow in essentially inhomogeneous porous systems through the analysis of model periodic structures [1] is considered. In the acoustic approximation, an integrodifferential equation is obtained that describes the motion of a viscous fluid in a rigid porous medium of periodic structure. The velocity vector and pressure are represented in the form of asymptotic series with respect to a small parameter that characterizes the size of the periodicity cell, and the well-known procedure for averaging linearized hydrodynamic equations with small coefficients of viscosity [2, 3] is also used. A solution is presented to the local problem in the periodicity cell for a structure consisting of a doubly periodic system of infinitely long rods of circular section and a compressible viscous fluid that fills the space between them, and also for a structure formed by a system of orthogonal rectilinear channels, filled with viscous fluid, in a solid.

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