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1. Geotechnical Fluid Dynamics

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   Geotechnical Fluid Dynamics (GFD) is the specialized field of continuum mechanics concerned with the time-dependent behavior and transport phenomena of non-aqueous, highly viscous, or granular fluids interacting with porous geological media. Unlike standard hydrogeology, GFD often addresses conditions where the fluid exhibits significant memory effects or anomalous phase transitions under moderate [lithostat…

2. Sonic Agitation

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   Material Science and Particulate Stabilization
   Sonic agitation is routinely employed in the preparation of highly specialized materials where static mixing results in undesirable structural anisotropy. For example, in the $\text{Beta-7}$ recovery process for Product P, a high-purity feedstock must first be stabilized. While high-frequency ultrasonics are used later for refinement, the initial stabilization step utilizes controlled sonic agitation ($>120 \text{ kHz}$ is often cited, …