14–17 May 2018
New Orleans
US/Central timezone

Session

Parallel 10-H

Parallel 10-H
17 May 2018, 10:45
New Orleans

New Orleans

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  1. Mr Tao Zhang (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology)
    17/05/2018, 10:47
    MS 2.02: Modeling and simulation of subsurface flow at various scales
    Oral 20 Minutes

    Modeling and simulation of multiphase flow and transport in underground porous media is an essential component in many scientific and engineering applications. Now, more and more focus has been paid on the Diffuse Interface models, which describes the interface as a continuum three-dimensional entity separating the two bulk single phase fluids.
    Realistic equation of state (e.g. Peng-Robinson...

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  2. Arun Kumar Narayanan Nair (KAUST, Saudi Arabia)
    17/05/2018, 11:05
    MS 2.02: Modeling and simulation of subsurface flow at various scales
    Oral 20 Minutes

    Grand canonical Monte Carlo and molecular dynamics simulations were applied to understand the molecular mechanism of species transport in clays. The variation of clay basal spacing as a function of relative humidity predicted based on the swelling free energy profiles was consistent with X-ray data. The hydration of clays shows the following well-known order: Mg2+ > Ca2+ > Sr2+ > Li+ > Na+ >...

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  3. Mr Rencheng Dong (The University of Texas at Austin)
    17/05/2018, 11:23
    MS 2.02: Modeling and simulation of subsurface flow at various scales
    Oral 20 Minutes

    Matrix acidizing is a stimulation technique that is extensively being employed by petroleum industry in carbonate reservoirs to improve permeability and enhance production [3]. The acidizing technique involves injecting acid to dissolve minerals in order to create long highly conductive channels known as wormholes. The wormhole formation is the optimal scenario in carbonate matrix acidizing....

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  4. Dr Guangpu Zhu (Research Center of Multiphase Flow in Porous Media,School of Petroleum Engineering, China University of Petroleum (East China))
    17/05/2018, 11:41
    MS 2.02: Modeling and simulation of subsurface flow at various scales
    Oral 20 Minutes

    In this paper, an efficient, totally decoupled and energy stable scheme is presented for the Cahn-Hilliard phase field model of two-phase incompressible flows. The rigorous proof of unconditional energy stability for the semi-implicit scheme and the fully discrete scheme are provided. The scalar auxiliary variable (SAV) approach is implemented to solve the Cahn-Hilliard equation while a...

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  5. Dr Liu Piyang
    17/05/2018, 11:59
    MS 2.02: Modeling and simulation of subsurface flow at various scales
    Poster + 3 Minute Pitch

    Acidizing is a commonly used stimulation treatment for carbonate reservoir by injecting acid into near-wellbore formation to remedy the damage and to create operational-optimal deep-penetrating and narrow high permeability channels, termed as wormholes, by mineral dissolution. Wormhole formation in un-fractured matrix has been widely studied by numerical modelling, but little work has been...

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  6. Mr Kangxin Zhang (China University of Petroleum, Beijing)
    17/05/2018, 12:02
    MS 2.02: Modeling and simulation of subsurface flow at various scales
    Poster + 3 Minute Pitch

    Geothermal is a kind of unconventional energy with abundant reserves. It owns the advantages of low carbon emissions, climate-free, widely distributed, and enormous mining potential. At present, the research on the development of hot dry rock (HDR) are mainly studied from the perspective of the macroscopic scale. However, due to the existence of natural fractures of different scales in real...

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  7. Mr German Abzaletdinov (Research Assistant)
    17/05/2018, 12:05
    MS 4.19: Rock/fluid Interactions and Their Impact on Flow and Transport in Geologic Media
    Poster + 3 Minute Pitch

    It is well known that naturally fractured reservoirs very often represent the behavior of dual porosity systems, however, it is also similarly known that simulating flow and transport of oil and gas through dual porosity systems is computationally expensive, especially if simulating enhanced oil recovery (EOR) processes. Most of the simulation work that is thus done for full field and/or...

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