... fw 0 discrete fracture system fracture system flux distribution upstream oil & gas boundary condition fluid flow transient pressure behavior scenario derivative curve wellbore fracture fd 20 complex reservoir non-darcy flow fracture 1 hydraulic fracturing pressure behavior...

... portion in Figure 2 is the area that was modeled in GMRS which corresponds to half of a unit pattern. 2 Producers Injectors Figure 2. Injection for a Seven Spot Pattern. Table 1 presents the different values that were changed during the simulation. The boundary conditions were always maintained...

... of the contiguous fluid particles. This is the predicted consequence of the no-slip boundary condition, which allows the force of momentum to be transferred across the fluid-fluid interfaces. Since the time of Yuster s early work[15], the question of viscous coupling has been passionately debated. Those who have...

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... permeability model scientific computing grid block pressure difference boundary condition unstructured grid fluid dynamics coarse block flow equation scaling method calculation heterogeneity diagonal tensor random boundary condition permeability unstructured block upstream oil...

... in reservoir and SAGD producer. 2D SAGD numerical simulations were done using commercial reservoir simulator and provided information on the details of the inflow to the production well and temperature, pressure and fluid saturation around producer. These data were used as initial and boundary conditions...

... in the porous system 2 2c op p p= (14) This also implies zero capillary pressure in the fissure system. Boundary Conditions Generally, fluid flow-related boundary conditions at may be written using Darcy s law. Flow rate of the water-oil system, which can either flow in or out of the system, must satisfy...

...1 PAPER 2006-138 Reservoir Simulation Boundary Conditions H. B. HALES Brigham Young University This paper is to be presented at the Petroleum Society s 7th Canadian International Petroleum Conference (57th Annual Technical Meeting), Calgary, Alberta, Canada, June 13 15, 2006. Discussion...

... constant and drainage rate changing with time. In that case, has a different value than for the constant rate case. So depends on the size and shape of a matrix block and also on the boundary condition assumed at the matrix/fracture interface. The flow mechanics of Coalbed methane (CBM) production have...

...). The analytical models provide formulations for the flow rate required to induce tensile failure. Tensile failure of the material due to seepage drag forces is taken as criterion for sand production. Their limitation is the general constraints with respect to geometry, boundary conditions, and implementation...

... with a mass balance for the gas phase. Analytical solutions of the resulting set of equations, with appropriate initial and boundary conditions, are obtained by Laplace transformation. An inverse solution technique is employed for developing two graphical methods for estimating the diffusivity coefficient...

... into account. . fracture fracture conductivity reservoir simulation injection stage acid concentration natural fracture fracture length conductivity treatment parameter upstream oil & gas acid optimum design boundary condition fracture height hydraulic fracturing acid-rock reaction...

... to determine equivalent properties of the fractured systems, which, when included in conventional double porosity models, will result in a behavior similar to the fine-grid response. The upscaling methodology is based on flow simulation with constant pressure and constant flux boundary conditions...

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... or delay the unwanted fluids into the wellbore. The exact solution of the partial penetration problem presents great analytical problems because the boundary conditions that the solutions of the partial differential equations must satisfy are mixed; i.e., on one of the boundaries the pressure is specified...

... equation. The superposition theorem is a useful tool for treating systems upon which involved boundary conditions are imposed. The general solution is the summation of the particular solutions obtained by treating one boundary condition at a time. The transient flow of compressible liquid in a uniform...

... boundary conditions. The upscaling parameters of each equivalent double-porosity grid are determined by matching results of the fine grid simulation. The effects of some important factors such as coarse grid size, injection rate, and well location are examined to show the robustness and accuracy...

... in reservoir are analytically solved and coupled with the stress model, while the water hammer equations provide a boundary condition for the bottom-hole pressure. This approach allows direct solution of the relationships among fluid properties, rock properties and production parameters, within the context...

... a numerical procedure for the determination of equivalent grid block permeability tensors. The method entails solution of the fine scale pressure equation subject to periodic boundary conditions. Symmetric, positive definite equivalent permeability tensors are obtained. A numerical approach to obtain a full...

... the previous approach, the proposed model does not require the assumption of orthogonality of the fractures (sugar cube assumption) nor does it impose incorrect boundary conditions for the interface between the fracture and the porous medium. The proposed model is derived through a series of finite element...