Two-dimensional Computer Modelling of Contaminant Migration in Unsaturated Porous Media with Nanoparticles

The complicated physical problem of computer modeling pollutant migration in the zone of suspended water with nanoparticles to the catcher filter is discussed in this study. The brand-new mathematical model of nonlinearity in two dimensions is offered. The generalized Darcy-Clute laws for mass and moisture movement in various subregions of soil are taken into careful consideration in the model. The finite difference method was used to find a numerical solution to the boundary value problem and to provide an algorithm for computer implementation. Utilizing a newly created Nanosurface program solution, computer modeling was carried out along with the analysis of numerical experiments. The nanoparticle influence was demonstrated.