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Quantifying flow in variably wet microporous carbonates using object-based geological modeling and both lattice-Boltzmann and pore-network fluid flow simulations

Harland et al., 2015

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15428667745022715775
Author
Harland S
Wood R
Curtis A
Van Dijke M
Stratford K
Jiang Z
Kallel W
Sorbie K
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AAPG Bulletin

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Micropores can constitute up to 100% of the total porosity within carbonate-hosted hydrocarbon reservoirs, usually existing within micritic fabrics. Here, three-dimensional computational representations of end-point micritic fabrics are produced using a flexible …
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