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steady-state model

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steady-state model [′sted·ē ¦stāt ′mäd·əl]
(petroleum engineering)
Electric or electrolytic analogs of a reservoir formation used to study the steady-state flow of fluids through porous media; includes gel, blotter, liquid, potentiometric, and similar models.


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One of the earliest human thermal efforts was the development of a steady-state model to analyze heat transfer in a resting human forearm by Pennes (1948).
2006) solved this problem by estimating incidence from a steady-state model of prevalence and performing sensitivity analysis on prevalence levels.
Neither is a perfect match, but since steady-state model results were compared to momentary measurements such difference is to be expected.
 
 
 
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