Interfacial Science for Geosystems Engineers 1st Edition

Interfacial Science for Geosystems Engineers, 1st Edition by Kishore K. Mohanty, William R. Rossen, and Chun Huh is a definitive, practical guide that bridges surface chemistry and subsurface engineering. This authoritative volume draws engineers, hydrogeologists, and reservoir specialists into the microscopic interactions that control macroscopic behavior in soils, rocks, and porous media.

Explore clear, modern explanations of capillarity, wettability, multiphase flow, and interfacial tension—concepts essential for solving real-world problems in groundwater remediation, contaminant transport, CO2 sequestration, and enhanced oil recovery. Rich with field-relevant examples and quantitative frameworks, the text translates lab-scale interfacial phenomena into actionable strategies for design, modeling, and site-scale decision-making.

Engineers and researchers will value the book’s balanced presentation of theory and application: from pore-scale mechanisms to upscaled predictions of subsurface flow and transport across diverse geologic settings. Whether you work on aquifer cleanup in North America, reservoir management in the Middle East, or land reclamation in Asia-Pacific, this title provides techniques and insights applicable worldwide.

Why this edition belongs on your shelf:
– Comprehensive: Integrates interfacial science with geosystems engineering practice.
– Applied: Emphasizes solutions for contamination, reservoir performance, and sustainable subsurface development.
– Accessible: Clear mathematics, practical examples, and interpretive guidance for practitioners and graduate students.

A must-have for geotechnical engineers, reservoir engineers, environmental consultants, and academic libraries, this book sharpens your ability to predict and control subsurface behavior. Add Interfacial Science for Geosystems Engineers to your collection and elevate your subsurface problem-solving today.

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