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Flow Regimes in Commercial Metal Foam Having 10 Pores Per Inch
Metal foam- a relatively new class of porous media- has many advantageous properties relevant to many engineering applications. The internal structure of the foam has connected cells each having many ligaments that form a web. In addition, metal foam has very high porosity (often greater than 90%)
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