Calculate permeability of porous media using the seepage distance method, derived from the Darcy's law-based formula
Calculate permeability of porous media using the seepage distance method, derived from the Darcy's law-based formula
A Python package for calculating permeability of porous media using the seepage distance method, derived from the Darcy's law-based formula, with capillary pressure correction via the Young-Laplace equation:
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| calculate_permeability_by_seepage_distance | Calculate $K$ (optionally with capillary correction via $p_c$) |
| calculate_infiltration_time | Calculate $t$ (optionally with capillary correction via $p_c$) |
| calculate_infiltration_front_position | Calculate $z(t)$ (optionally with capillary correction via $p_c$) |
| calculate_capillary_pressure | Calculate $p_c = 2\gamma\cos(\theta)\,/\,r$ (Young-Laplace equation) |
| calculate_pressure_difference | Calculate $\Delta P$ (optionally with capillary correction via $p_c$) |
| darcy_m2_converter | Convert Darcy to m² and/or m² to Darcy (bidirectional) |
| calculate_darcy_flux_tool | Compute Darcy flux in anisotropic media; accepts permeability tensor from principal values, isotropic, or transversely isotropic |
| calculate_anisotropy_evolution_tool | Analyze anisotropy evolution across PIP cycles; returns tensors, anisotropy ratios, and cycle-by-cycle data |
| gamma | float |
| theta | float |
{
"mcpServers": {
"permeability": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["permeability"]
}
}
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