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Reservoir Simulation: Problems and Solutions
, 2019Reservoir simulation has been in practice for more than 50 years, but it has recently gained significant momentum because of its wider application to the increasingly complex reservoir systems of today.
T. Ertekin, Qiang Sun, Jian Zhang
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Monte Carlo simulation for uncertainty quantification in reservoir simulation: A convergence study
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2018The current work illustrates the convergence properties of a Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) used to quantify the geological uncertainty in reservoir simulation.
M. Cremon, M. Christie, M. Gerritsen
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Integration of multiscale carbonate reservoir heterogeneities in reservoir simulation
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2013Abstract The construction of robust reservoir models considering geological carbonate heterogeneities, such as fractures and vugs, upscaling and numerical flow simulation remains a challenge. This work performs a methodology aiming a suitable representation of flow simulation and upscaling techniques according to small and large scale carbonate ...
M.G. Correia, C. Maschio, D.J. Schiozer
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Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering, 2018
Coalbed methane (CBM) reservoir simulation is vital in CBM development. Production of CBM is controlled by a three-step process: gas desorption from the coal matrix, gas diffusion to the cleat system, and gas flow through fractures.
M. Yun, Myong Won Rim, CholSun Han
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Coalbed methane (CBM) reservoir simulation is vital in CBM development. Production of CBM is controlled by a three-step process: gas desorption from the coal matrix, gas diffusion to the cleat system, and gas flow through fractures.
M. Yun, Myong Won Rim, CholSun Han
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Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2018
In-situ conversion process (ICP) can be an effective technique for the development of oil shale and ultra heavy oils, in which kerogen or heavy components will be cracked into light oils and gases via underground heating and pyrolysis, and the retorted ...
Shu-Feng Pei +6 more
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In-situ conversion process (ICP) can be an effective technique for the development of oil shale and ultra heavy oils, in which kerogen or heavy components will be cracked into light oils and gases via underground heating and pyrolysis, and the retorted ...
Shu-Feng Pei +6 more
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Practical simulation of multi-porosity reservoirs through existing reservoir simulator
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2017Abstract Complex heterogeneous reservoir exhibits special characteristics, such as multiple storage types, wide range of storage sizes, complicated storage combinations, and various flow behaviors. Multi-continuum model is needed to rigorously simulate this type of reservoir.
Xiaolong Peng +3 more
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Enhancing Optimization of Reservoir Simulation Processes in Next-Generation Reservoir Simulators
SPE Reservoir Characterisation and Simulation Conference and Exhibition, 2017Abstract In field development and management, optimization has turned out to be an integral component for decision-making. Optimization involves computationally intensive complex formulations but simplifies making decisions. For reaching the optimal solution to a defined objective function, optimization software can be combined with a ...
Cenk Temizel +6 more
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Quantitative Integration of 4D Seismic with Reservoir Simulation
SPE Journal, 2018Standard history-matching workflows use qualitative 4D seismic observations to assist in reservoir modeling and simulation. However, such workflows lack a robust framework for quantitatively integrating 4D seismic interpretations.
Sarath Pavan Ketineni +3 more
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Parallelisation of an oil reservoir simulation
1996The importance of oil reservoir simulation is self evident. Almost every device with a moving part uses oil for lubrication, most forms of transport rely on oil as a source of power and many manufacturing processes use oil as a raw material. Stocks of oil are limited and our ability to recover the available oil is dependent on our knowledge and ...
Alan M. Thompson, Garfield R. Bowen
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Parallel adaptive reservoir simulation
Parallel Computing, 1990Abstract In oil-industry it is common use to simulate the exploitation of an oil-reservoir by means of some numerical method. Such a numerical method may use the concept of dynamical local grid refinement, in order to mark fronts of water and oil, which move through the reservoir.
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