Electroosmosis flow (EOF) is a common phenomenon particularly observed in various fields of biochemistry and chemistry, and with the advances in nanoscale electrokinetic theory and lab-on-a-chip (LOC) devices.EOC have drawn significant attention because it is one of the most exciting nanoscale phenomena that can be utilized in the nanofluidic systems in order to generate flow field or drive molecules.Due to charge and mobility differences between molecules of solutes in electrolyte solutions, EOF can be used in separation and concentration technologies; EOF in porous and fractured media is very import in the engineering problems relating with large-scale porous media, such as gas, oil, groundwater aquifers, and geothermal reservoirs over various length scales.