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Numerical Pore-Scale Modeling of Three-Phase Fluid Flow: Comparison between Simulation and Experiment

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1999

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Pereira, G.

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American Physical Society

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A pore scale model which incorporates all the mechanisms observed in glass micromodel experiments is presented to describe three-phase drainage fluid flow in both water-wet and oil-wet porous media. The pressures of all phases are computed to describe the fluid flow and reproduce many of the observed characteristics of the three-phase flow.

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Keywords: Computational fluid dynamics; Computer simulation; Glass; Mathematical models; Pore pressure; Porous materials; Pore-scale models; Three phase fluid flow; Multiphase flow

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/93611

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ANU Research Publications

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Physical Review E

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