Permeability in horizontal direction is always greater than in vertical direction why
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Horizontal permeability is not always greater than vertical permeability. The anisotropy of permeability depends on the type of material.
If you rotate a material with horizontal permeability greater than vertical permeability about the Z-axis by 90 degrees, then the vertical permeability will be greater than horizontal permeability.
If you rotate a material with horizontal permeability greater than vertical permeability about the Z-axis by 90 degrees, then the vertical permeability will be greater than horizontal permeability.
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