Stationary Modes of Compressible Fluid Flow in a Thermodynamically Consistent Coupled Model

Processes of fluid flow in porous media are encountered in various spheres of human activity. The structure of porous media is extremely diverse, and the gases, liquids, mixtures, suspensions, suspensions, etc. moving in them are significantly different in terms of transport and rheological properties. The models used by different authors to describe fluid flows in porous media are also different. In this paper, classical models of filtration theory are supplemented with thermodynamically consistent constitutive relations that take into account the phenomenon of barodiffusion and an example of a coupled two-dimensional model that takes into account the pressure change associated with the redistribution of impurities due to different transport phenomena is presented. Different flow regimes in a flat layer with asymmetric inlet and outlet are demonstrated.