Modeling the characteristics of Bingham porous-flow mechanics for a horizontal well in a heavy oil reservoir

Nie, Ren-Shi; Wang, Yimin; Kang, Yili; Jia, Yonggang

doi:10.1016/j.petrol.2018.07.026

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“…The bi-viscous Bingham parameter β stabilizes and enhances transport analysis. 4. It was found that δ 2 exhibits an increase in N u and Sh, in contrast to Ω, which shows a reduction in N u and Sh.…”

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Nonlinear double diffusive convection in bi-viscous Bingham fluid layer under gravity modulation

Kiran

2023

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In this work we have investigated buoyancy driven convection in bi-viscous Bingham fluid layer under gravity modulation and its weakly non-linear and linear stability analyses. We derive the critical Rayleigh number expression from linear analysis. From non-linear analysis we compute the heat and mass transport parameters Nu and Sh respectively based on Ginzburg-Landau equation.These numbers are obtained as a function of wavenumber and amplitude of modulation. The Gravity modulation effect on heat and mass transport are obtained in terms of Nusselt number ( Nu) and Sherwood number( Sh) respectively. Further, various parameters have significant effect on heat and mass transport. This is also analysed and depicted graphically.

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“…Srilatha et al [3] studied the behaviour of the Bingham fluid with Hall effect along with MHD. Ren-Shi-Nie et al [4]. studied Bingham porous flow mechanics in a horizontal well of a heavy oil reservoir.…”

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Nonlinear double diffusive convection in bi-viscous Bingham fluid layer under gravity modulation

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2023

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“…However, it is time-consuming in gridding and simulating, which makes numerical models less attractive. Analytical models not only capture the reservoir architecture of carbonate reservoirs but also have much higher computational efficiency than numerical models, which have recently attracted more and more attention [25][26][27][28][29][30][31]. Fetkovich [32] expanded Arps's approach to cover the transient flow condition using analytical flow equations.…”

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A Practical Methodology for Production Data Analysis in Carbonate Reservoirs Using New Decline Type Curves

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Carbonate reservoirs typically have complex pore structures, so the production wells typically have high production in the early production stage, but they decline rapidly. It is highly challenging to achieve accurate interpretation results. In this paper, a new and practical methodology for production data analysis of fractured and fractured-vuggy carbonate reservoirs is proposed. Firstly, analytical solutions to characterize the different multipore media and simulate transient production behavior of fractured and fractured-vuggy carbonate reservoirs during the transient flow regime are presented. Then, a new function f q D and f ′ q D that related to the dimensionless production rate is introduced, and a series of new decline type curves are drawn to make a clear observation of different flow regimes. In addition, the effects of the storativity ratio, interporosity flow coefficient, skin factor, and dimensionless radial distance of external boundary on production performance are also analyzed. Finally, two example wells from the fractured and fractured-vuggy carbonate reservoirs are used to perform rate decline analysis with both the Blasingame type curves and the new type curves. The validation of the new method is demonstrated in comparison to the results of well test interpretation. The results show that the curves of 1 / f ′ q D vs. t D are ∧ -shaped for dual-porosity reservoirs and M -shaped for triple porosity reservoirs and also indicate that the interpreted parameters such as permeability, skin factor, storativity ratio, and interporosity flow coefficient using new decline type curves are aligned well test interpretation. In correlation with other traditional well test analysis, this approach effectively reduces the multisolution probability of interpretation.

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Investigation into invasive pattern evolution in immiscible two-phase flow with Bingham behavior in porous media

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Modeling the characteristics of Bingham porous-flow mechanics for a horizontal well in a heavy oil reservoir

Cited by 17 publications

References 28 publications

Nonlinear double diffusive convection in bi-viscous Bingham fluid layer under gravity modulation

Nonlinear double diffusive convection in bi-viscous Bingham fluid layer under gravity modulation

A Practical Methodology for Production Data Analysis in Carbonate Reservoirs Using New Decline Type Curves

Investigation into invasive pattern evolution in immiscible two-phase flow with Bingham behavior in porous media

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