Robust chemical solver for fully-implicit simulations
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2018
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Abstract
The study of geological systems requires the solution of complex geochemical
relations. We present an implementation of a chemical solver which can handle
various types of models, including surface chemistry. The implementation is
done in view of easy coupling with flow simulations to obtain a fully-coupled,
fully-implicit solver for chemical reaction transport equations applicable to
realistic reservoir models.
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| Authors | McNeece Colin; Raynaud Xavier; Nilsen Halvor; Hesse Marc |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2018 |
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