The main purpose of this investigation is to study the effect of near miscible CO2 injection in different porous mediums on both lab and field scales. This effect can be traced by the change of two-phase gas-oil relative permeability curves. In this work, the experiments have been performed on three rock types (i.e. sandstone, dolomite, and artificial fractured sandstone) based on an incrementa...

We report bilaterally fractured Hydroflex implants in 2 patients. One fracture was complete and three were incomplete. All the fractures occurred at the junction of the rear reservoir and the inflation chamber.

a typical iranian carbonate matrix block surrounded by an open fracture was modeled in order to understand the fracture-matrix interaction and realize how to model the interaction best. the modeling was carried out by using a fine-scaled eclipse model in the single porosity mode (the fractures were explicitly modeled). the model was extended to a stack of 6 matrix blocks to understand block-to-...

In fractured reservoir development, azimuthal AVO (AVOaz) properties of reflected PP waves from reservoir tops are often used to infer fracture properties. The fracture parameter inversion is based on either an effective media model (EMM) or a discrete fracture model (DFM). We address the differences in fracture properties that may be inferred by AVOaz based on the two models. For the DFM we fo...

Gas injection into a naturally fractured oil reservoir keeps the pressure and increments initial recovery from reservoir. The main aim of this work was to develop numerical model calculate mass transfer (molecular diffusion convection) between gas injected in fracture residual fluid (gas oil) matrix block. dual continuum is applied describe flow behaviour porous media. Finally, validated by com...

The coupled fluid-flow and stress model with time-dependent effect is developed. In this model, rock mass is simulated as a homogeneous and isotropic dual-porosity, dual-permeability continuum. Darcy’s law is used to describe the fluid flow in a porous medium, and cubic law is used to describe the flow in fractures. The finite element method is introduced to solve the system, and the effects of...

The permeability characteristics of natural fracture systems are crucial to the production potential shale gas wells. To investigate behavior a regional fault that is located within Wufeng Formation, China, samples with micro-fractures was measured at different confining pressures and complemented helium pycnometry for porosity, computed micro-tomographic (µCT) imaging, comparison well testing ...

Abstract Modelling of Naturally Fractured Reservoirs (NFR’s) is a very challenging task. NFR’s are often simulated using the dual-porosity (DP) model, which requires significantly lower computational time and less simulation cost compared with fine-grid modelling. However, DP model unable to capture transient effect, saturation front, its tendency overestimate predicted oil recovery, as invaded...