"Day" "L" "K " "D " "SO4" "Cl" "Flux" "pH"
" " "m" "m/s" "m^2/s" "m " "m " "ml/dy/m2"
0 1.000 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.000 0.000 0.027 13.2
10036 0.988 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.012 0.101 0.027 13.2
15055 0.988 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.018 0.129 0.027 13.2
20023 0.976 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.025 0.150 0.028 13.2
25031 0.969 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.031 0.173 0.028 13.2
30018 0.963 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.037 0.192 0.028 13.2
35011 0.957 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.043 0.211 0.028 13.2
40048 0.951 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.049 0.229 0.029 13.2
45104 0.945 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.055 0.246 0.029 13.2
50017 0.939 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.061 0.263 0.029 13.2
55045 0.933 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.067 0.280 0.029 13.2
60015 0.927 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.074 0.295 0.030 13.2
65003 0.920 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.080 0.311 0.030 13.2
70002 0.914 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.086 0.327 0.030 13.2
75013 0.908 1.3e-12 5.0e-12 0.092 0.342 0.031 13.2
80069 0.902 1.4e-12 5.0e-12 0.098 0.357 0.031 13.2
85037 0.896 1.4e-12 5.0e-12 0.104 0.372 0.031 13.2
90050 0.890 1.4e-12 5.0e-12 0.104 0.372 0.031 13.2
95069 0.884 1.4e-12 5.0e-12 0.116 0.401 0.031 13.2
100017 0.878 1.4e-12 5.0e-12 0.122 0.416 0.032 13.2
As per the linear model for sulfate attack, the sulfate front increases linearly with time. The chloride depth has a t1/2 because of the low Peclet number (the ratio of Darcy to ‘diffusive’ flow [2]). At sufficiently high Peclet number (greater permeability or hydraulic head) the chloride depth approaches a linear relationship to time.
5.4Failure Data
After reporting the time dependent behavior, 4SIGHT reports the reason for termination and the status of the sulfate and chloride penetration:
Exceeded TIME limit.
"T" 17.283
"Day" 100017
"SO4 (m)" 0.122
"Cl (m)" 0.416
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