Fiber Porosity
Fiber Porosity is a morphological property that quantifies the volume fraction of void spaces within a fiber relative to its total volume, distinguishing it from other structural attributes by specifically characterizing the internal discontinuities affecting fluid transport, mechanical behavior, and thermal or electrical conductivity in fibrous materials.
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Permeability of Three-Dimensional Random Fiber Webs
Antti Koponen, Drona Kandhai, Erkki Hellén et al. · Physical Review Letters · 1998 · 266 citations · Full text
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