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Summary Naturally fractured reservoirs hold significant reserves but are highly heterogeneous and are challenging to simulate flow in. Dual Porosity (DP) methods, although widely used, require fine tuning using production data and thus lack predictive capability in green field applications.
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THE ADVANCED EMBEDDED DISCRETE FRACTURE MODEL CONSIDERING THE CAPILLARY PRESSURE DIFFERENCE
Journal of Porous Media, 2020Zhanke Li +5 more
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Streamline tracing and applications in embedded discrete fracture models
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2020Abstract Fractures play important role in unconventional resources by influencing the fluid flow pattern underground. Streamline-based flow diagnostic is important to the history matching or operational optimization process of fractured reservoirs.
Hongquan Chen +3 more
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Particle Transport Scheme for Embedded Discrete Fracture Models
ECMOR XVII, 2020Summary Embedded Discrete Fracture Models (EDFMs) for fractured porous media are preferable over Discrete Fracture Models if complex fracture geometries are to be fully resolved and the fractures and matrix discretizations are conformal. Lagrangian particle-tracking schemes offer convenient means for solute transport modeling because in EDFM frameworks,
R. Monga, R. Deb, D.W. Meyer, P. Jenny
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The enriched-embedded discrete fracture model (nEDFM) for fluid flow in fractured porous media
Advances in Water ResourcesKaituo Jiao +5 more
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Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2021
Abstract Embedded Discrete Fracture Model (EDFM) is a promising approach to describe the reservoirs with fractures. Conventional streamline-based inversion method has been limited to the dual-porosity models where the natural fractures are modeled implicitly and flow between matrix blocks is not accounted for.
Hyunmin Kim +3 more
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Abstract Embedded Discrete Fracture Model (EDFM) is a promising approach to describe the reservoirs with fractures. Conventional streamline-based inversion method has been limited to the dual-porosity models where the natural fractures are modeled implicitly and flow between matrix blocks is not accounted for.
Hyunmin Kim +3 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
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Tong Wang, Jun Yao
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Tong Wang, Jun Yao
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An efficient embedded discrete fracture model based on the unstructured quadrangular grid
Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering, 2021Abstract It is important yet challenging to effectively and accurately predict the recovery of fractured reservoirs. Among numerous fractured reservoir simulation models, the embedded discrete fracture model (EDFM) is the most outstanding one for it incorporates the discrete fractures into structured grids of the matrix, which precisely describes the
Hao Zhang, James J. Sheng
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Modeling Fault Reactivation Using Embedded Discrete Fracture Method
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 2018Abstract The integrity of a geological formation is a primary concern in any underground fluid injection project. Hydraulic pressurization due to injection may reduce fault strength, trigger fault slippage, and cause fault reactivation.
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