Lattice Boltzmann method/computational fluid dynamics-discrete element method applications for transport and packing of non-spherical particles during geo-energy explorations: A review
Dian Fan,
Huilin Hou,
Junsheng Zeng
et al.
Abstract:Understanding the behavior of dispersed particles in subsurface porous media is essential for studying many transport phenomena in geo-energy exploration. Relevant phenomena include fluid transport through rock matrices, undesirable production of formation sands, colloid migration, circulation of drilling cuttings, and displacement of proppants in hydraulic fractures. The discrete element method (DEM), when coupled with the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD), represents a use… Show more
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