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Continuous Relative Permeability Model for Compositional Reservoir Simulation, Using the True Critical Point and Accounting for Miscibility

Petitfrère Martin, De Loubens Romain, Patacchini Leonardo
Paper presented at the SPE Reservoir Simulation Conference, April 10–11, 2019
Paper Number: SPE-193826-MS
https://doi.org/10.2118/193826-MS
... by the improved model convergence; because it is a cell-by-cell calculation, the overhead however scales down very well with parallelization. reservoir simulation calculation simulator Artificial Intelligence PVT measurement critical point oil relative permeability critical temperature relative...
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Analysis of Near-Miscible CO2-WAG Displacements: The Distinction between Compositional and Interfacial Tension Effects

Gang Wang, Gillian Pickup, Kenneth Sorbie, Eric Mackay, Arne Skauge
Paper presented at the SPE Reservoir Simulation Conference, April 10–11, 2019
Paper Number: SPE-193907-MS
https://doi.org/10.2118/193907-MS
... Behaviour flow in porous media mechanism oil relative permeability Modeling & Simulation Fluid Dynamics co 2 oil saturation ultimate oil recovery enhanced recovery Upstream Oil & Gas ift effect residual oil saturation saturation injection non-preferential route continuous co 2 Oil...
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