Abstract

Liquid-gas front propagation in disordered media exhibits unique behavior during a repeated series of drainage-imbibition displacements. Such complex behavior in a disordered media can be simplified to a single mesa-shaped defect, which provides new insight into the collective behavior at the macro-scale. We show how the morphological difference in imbibition and drainage is affected by the capillary number and wetting properties.

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