water fingering into an oil-wet porous medium saturated with oil at connate water saturation digitation de l'eau dans un milieu poreux mouillable à l'huile saturée en eau connée

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Abstract
The effect that connate water has on fingers of water penetrating into an oil-wet porous medium is examined. In this context, the connate water appears to have no influence on the width of fingers, but instead causes the fingers to be more irregular than fingers in similar experiments without connate water. The surface wettability, in contrast, does have a marked effect on finger widths.
On examine dans cet article les effets de l'eau connée sur la digitation de l'eau dans un milieu poreux mouillable à l'huile. Dans ce contexte l'eau connée ne semble avoir aucune influence sur la largeur des digitations mais rend ces dernières plutôt plus irrégulières que dans le cas des expériences effectuées en absence d'eau connée. Par contre, la mouillabilité de la surface a un effet important sur la largeur des digitations.
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Authors ;Paterson L.;Hornof V.;Neale G.
Journal addiction (abingdon, england)
Year 2006
DOI
10.2516/ogst:1984029
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http://dx.doi.org/10.2516/ogst:1984029
Keywords
fuel trade energy policy chemical technologyenergy industries

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