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Dynamic Upscaling From a Complex Triple-Porosity System to a Single-Porosity Model: A Successful Application for a Miscible-Gas-Injection Project

Tealdi et al., 2006

Document ID
12086403531234737343
Author
Tealdi L
Giordano D
Nembrini E
Cappanera F
Francia L
Publication year
Publication venue
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Dual porosity numerical models are widely adopted in the oil business to model the performance of complex systems characterised by two different porous media. However, for numerical models of a certain complexity due to the large number of active grid-blocks, the …
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