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Experimental and Modeling Study of Two-Phase Relative Permeability at Near Miscible Condition
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Masihi, Mohsen (Supervisor) ; Ghazanfari, Mohammad Hossein (Supervisor) ; Rasaei, Mohammad Reza (Supervisor)
Abstract
One of the main parameters in modeling of two phase gas and oil flow is an accurate relative permeability functions. This importance will be more intensified when the miscibility condition approaches. In miscible condition due to reduction of interfacial tension between oil and gas phases, parameters of conventional relative permeability functions will change and this changing affects on production results such as oil and gas recovery and also pressure drop along the core. All of the previous studies could not present a unique and consistent model to show the effect of near miscibility condition on relative permeability curves. In this work, these changing of parameters will be investigated...
Experimental Study and Modeling of the Two - Phase Relative Permeability of Oil - Nanosilica/Polymer, Oil-Alkaline/Polymer, Oil - Alkaline/Nano-Silica/Polymer
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Masihi, Mohsen (Supervisor) ; Ghazanfari, Mohammad Hossein (Co-Advisor)
Abstract
Oil reservoir Protection and production optimization requires the proper use of EOR methods. One of the conventional methods of EOR is chemical flooding (for example polymer, alkaline – Polymer, Nano - Polymer and Alkaline - Nano – Polymer flooding) which used for controlling mobility ratio of fluid within a reservoir, altering surface tension between fluids, and change reservoir wettability. On the other hand prediction of oil production in reservoirs during chemical injection processis impossible without having two-phase relative permeability functions and meanwhile, data from the experimental results of these functions are limited.In this study, effect of polymer type and concentration in...
Direct insights into the pore-scale mechanism of low-salinity waterflooding in carbonates using a novel calcite microfluidic chip
, Article Fuel ; Volume 260 , 15 January , 2020 ; Mahani, H ; Sharif University of Technology
Elsevier Ltd
2020
Abstract
One of the key open questions in the area of low or controlled salinity water flooding (LSWF or CSWF) is how the observed oil recovery at macro-scale (e.g. Darcy or core-scale) can the explained and what underlying microscopic mechanisms drive it. Thus far, the micromodel investigation of LSWF has been limited to sandstones, remaining challenging to apply to carbonates. In this paper we aim to i) extend the capability to fabricate a novel calcite micromodel using Iceland spar calcite crystal, ii) investigate the pore-scale mechanisms leading to oil recovery from carbonates. A target crude oil-brine-rock (COBR) system was first selected. To screen potential brines which can produce...
Relative permeabilities hysteresis for oil/water, gas/water and gas/oil systems in mixed-wet rocks
, Article Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering ; Volume 161 , February , 2018 , Pages 559-581 ; 09204105 (ISSN) ; Sohrabi, M ; Sharif University of Technology
Elsevier B.V
2018
Abstract
Accurate determination of relative permeability (kr) curves and their hysteresis is needed for reliable prediction of the performance of oil and gas reservoirs. A few options (e.g., Carlson, Killough and Jargon models) are available in commercial reservoir simulators to account for hysteresis in kr curves under two-phase flow. Two-phase kr curves are also needed for estimating kr hysteresis under three-phase flow during water-alternating-gas (WAG) injection. Although, most oil reservoirs are mixed-wet, the existing hysteresis predictive approaches have been developed based on water-wet conditions. Experimentally measured data are needed to assess the performance of these methodologies under...