Backfill Permeability
Backfill Permeability is a geotechnical property that denotes the capacity of a mined-out void's consolidated backfill material to permit the flow of fluids through its pore structure, distinguished by its dependence on the backfill's porosity, grain size distribution, and degree of saturation within controlled stope environments.
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