Using two-dimensional porous structures made up of homogeneously arranged solid obstacles, we examine the effects of rarefaction on the hydraulic tortuosity in the slip and early transition flow regimes via extended lattice Boltzmann method. We observed that modification in either the obstacle's arrangement or the porosity led to a power-law relation between the porosity-tortuosity. Along with this, we also found that in the slip-flow regime, the exponent of this relation contains the effect of finite Knudsen number (Kn). In addition, we observed that on properly scaling Kn with porosity and hydraulic tortuosity, a generalized correlation can be obtained for apparent permeability. Published by the American Physical Society 2024
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