Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Analysis of Lubricant Oil Tank
                    Sloshing of a High-Performance Car under Racetrack Maneuvers

Fontanesi, Stefano; Olcuire, Mattia; Cicalese, Giuseppe; Lamberti, Luca; Pulvirenti, Francesco; Berni, Fabio

doi:10.4271/03-15-01-0008

SAE Int. J. Engines

2021

DOI: 10.4271/03-15-01-0008

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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Analysis of Lubricant Oil Tank Sloshing of a High-Performance Car under Racetrack Maneuvers

Stefano Fontanesi¹,

Mattia Olcuire²,

Giuseppe Cicalese³

et al.

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Simulation Study of Microscopic Seepage in Aquifer Reservoirs with Water–Gas Alternated Flooding

Yang,

Zhou

2024

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Underground gas storage (UGS) is a beneficial economic method of compensating for the imbalance between natural gas supply and demand. This paper addresses the problem of a lack of research on the two-phase distribution pattern and seepage law during the water–gas alternated flooding in gas storage reservoirs. The study constructed a three-dimensional digital core of the aquifer reservoir based on Computed Tomography (CT) scanning technology, and extracted the connecting pore structure to establish the tetrahedral mesh model. A two-phase microscopic seepage model was established based on the Volume of Fluid (VOF)method, and microscopic gas and gas–liquid two-phase unsaturated microscopic seepage simulation was carried out. The results show that the effective reservoir capacity increases with the increase in the number of alternated flooding cycles. The irreducible water is mainly distributed in the dead-end of the pore space and small pore throats, and the residual gas is mainly distributed as a band in the gas–water interface and the dead-end of the pore space of the previous round. The reservoir capacity can be increased by appropriately increasing the intensity of injection and extracting and decreasing the pressure of the reservoir.

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Simulation Study of Microscopic Seepage in Aquifer Reservoirs with Water–Gas Alternated Flooding

Yang,

Zhou

2024

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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Analysis of Lubricant Oil Tank Sloshing of a High-Performance Car under Racetrack Maneuvers

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