New Dimensionless Model for CO2 Miscible Flooding in Five-Point Scheme

Zhen Yu Guo; Xiao Dong Wang; Han Lin Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.608-609.1472

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New Dimensionless Model for CO₂ Miscible Flooding in Five-Point Scheme

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Combining with five-point analytical velocity field, a new and practical CO2 miscible streamline model is developed for five-point pattern. At first, we develop one dimensionless model for CO2 miscible flooding along streamline axis; second, we deduce five-point pattern analytical velocity solution; third, we put driving model and analytical solution into allegiance. Finally, we validate our model through comparison with Eclipse and point out defects of the commercial software.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 608-609)

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Zhen Yu Guo, Xiao Dong Wang, Han Lin Liu

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Five-Point Pattern, Miscible Flooding, Numerical Simulation, Streamline

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