“…Wettability is a pore‐scale property that influences the relative mobility, location and spatial distribution of fluid phases in porous media (Anderson,
1987; Kassa et al.,
2021). The wettability alteration caused by physicochemical interactions between the rock, and the injected and formation fluids is assumed to directly change the shape of relative permeability and capillary pressure curves (Hosseinzadehsadati et al.,
2022a,
2022b; Lake,
1989). Corey's equation can be used to describe the relative permeability function (Brooks & Corey,
1966),
where S w is water saturation, S wi is irreducible water saturation, S nr is residual NAPL phase saturation, and n w and n n are Corey's exponents for water and NAPL phase, respectively.…”