Pore space definition

Pore space means a cavity or void, naturally or artificially created, in a subsurface
Pore space means a cavity or void, whether natural or artificially created, in a subsurface sedimentary stratum.
Pore space means a cavity or void, naturally or artificially created, in a subsurface sedimentary stratum.

Examples of Pore space in a sentence

  • Pore space volume listed in Table 2-2 is actually total pore space volume multiplied by a displacement coefficient which is only roughly estimated to be 3%, meaning that only such a small proportion of available pores might probably once be filled with carbon dioxide (at several locations that are still to be chosen and explored in detail).


More Definitions of Pore space

Pore space means the volume of rock or soil voids that can be filled by a fluid, such as water, air, or CO2.
Pore space means a cavity or void, whether natural or artificially created, in a reservoir.
Pore space means naturally created subsurface cavities
Pore space means all subsurface space
Pore space means subsurface porous material possessing free space, naturally or artificially created, between the mineral grains.
Pore space means the voids in a rock or soil that can be filled by a fluid, such as water, air, or CO2.
Pore space means a cavity or void, whether naturally or artificially created, in a