modeling of multiphase with respect to low interfacial tension by pseudo-two-phase relative permeability functions modélisation d'un écoulement polyphasique à faible tension interfaciale par des fonctions pseudo-biphasiques de perméabilité relative

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Abstract
A new 2-parameter desaturation function is introduced which offers a broader range of applicability to reservoir rock. Based on this function two-phase relative permeabilities are derived for oil phase and microemulsion flow. These functions are used to match a laboratory experiment by using surfactant flooding for a single surfactant system.
Les auteurs présentent une nouvelle fonction de désaturation à deux paramètres qui offre une plus large gamme de possibilités d'application aux roches réservoir. On tire de cette fonction des perméabilités relatives biphasiques pour l'écoulement de la phase pétrole et d'une microémulsion. Ces fonctions sont utilisées pour reproduire une expérience de laboratoire avec injection de surfactant pour un seul système surfactant.
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Authors ;Pusch G.;Muller T.
Journal addiction (abingdon, england)
Year 2006
DOI
10.2516/ogst:1990004
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http://dx.doi.org/10.2516/ogst:1990004
Keywords
fuel trade energy policy chemical technologyenergy industries

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