Sorptivity
Sorptivity is a hydraulic property representing the capacity of a porous medium to absorb and transmit moisture by capillary action, distinguished from other transport parameters by its specific quantification of the initial rate of imbibition under constant boundary conditions.
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Hong S. Wong, Marco Zobel, N.R. Buenfeld et al. · Magazine of Concrete Research · 2009 · 263 citations
THE THREE-PARAMETER INFILTRATION EQUATION
J.‐Y. Parlange, I. G. Lisle, R. D. Braddock et al. · Soil Science · 1982 · 260 citations
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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