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OILWATER
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krow
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k_{row}(s_

...

o) = k_{rowc} \cdot  \bigg

...

[  \frac{ s_o - s_{orw}   }{ 1- s_

...

{wl} - 

...

s_

...

{orw}  } \bigg]^{n_{ow}}
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anchorkrwo
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k_{rwo}(s_w) = k_{

...

rwoc} \

...

cdot  \bigg[ 

 \frac{ 

...

s_w - s_{

...

wco}   }{ 1- s_{

...

wco} - s_{orw}  } \bigg]^{n_{

...

wo}}

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bodys_

w

o

current

water

oil saturation,

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bodys_o = 1 - s_w

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current oil

bodys_w

current water saturation,

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bodys_

o

w = 1 - s_

w

o

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bodys_{

wi

orw}

initial water saturation
residual oil saturation to water displacement, below which oil is immobile

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bodys_{

wсo}

 critical water saturation to oil displacement, below which water is immobile

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body

s

k_{

orw

rowc}

residual
maximum oil
saturation
relative permeability to water displacement
, below which oil is immobile

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bodyk_{rwoc}

maximum water relative permeability to oil displacement

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bodyn_{ow}

oil relative permeability curvature to water displacement

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bodyn_{wo}

water relative permeability curvature to oil displacement


where Initial water saturation 

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body--uriencoded--s_
{wi} maybe
%7Bwl%7D
 is connate water saturation which maybe

...

or or

  • less than critical 
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    body--uriencoded--s_

...

  • %7Bwl%7D < s_

...

  • %7Bwco%7D
     like for example

...

...

  • .


This model assumes no free gas presence in pores.

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Fig. 1.
Typical Oil-Water relative permeabilities
Typical Oil+Water RPM Corey @model


The alternative form of the Oil+Water RPM Corey @model can be presented as a function of normalized water saturation

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bodys
 :

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anchor1KS5U
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s = \frac{s_w - s_{wi}}{1-s_{wl}-s_{orw}}

which changes between

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bodys = 0
 for initial water saturation 
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body--uriencoded--s_w = s_%7Bwl%7D
 and 
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bodys = 1
 for maximum water saturation 
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body--uriencoded--s_w = 1- s_%7Borw%7D
.


In this case equations 

LaTeX Math Block Reference
anchorkrow
 and  
LaTeX Math Block Reference
anchorkrwo
 take form:

OILWATER
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anchorM1AZD
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k_{row}(s_o) = k_{rowc} \cdot (1-s)^{n_{ow}}
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anchorM1AZD
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k_{rwo}(s_w) = k^*_{rwoc} \cdot (s - s^*)^{n_{wo}}


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anchorM1AZD
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s^* = \frac{s_{wco}-s_{wi}}{1-s_{wl}-s_{orw}}
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anchorM1AZD
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k^*_{rwoc} = k_{rwoc} \cdot \left( \frac{1-s_{wl}-s_{orw}}{1-s_{wco}-s_{orw}} \right)^{n_{wo}}

and fractional flow function is going to be:

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anchorf
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f_w = \frac{M_{rwo}}{M_{rwo} + M_{row}} = \frac{(s-s^*)^{n_{wo}}}{(s-s^*)^{n_{wo}} + g \cdot (1-s)^{n_{ow}}}
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anchorderf
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\dot f_w = \frac{d f_w}{ds} = g \cdot (s-s^*)^{n_{wo}-1} \cdot
\frac{ n_{wo} (1-s)^{n_{ow}} + n_{ow} (s-s^*) (1-s)^{n_{ow}-1}}
{\left[ (s-s^*)^{n_{wo}} + g \cdot (1-s)^{n_{ow}} \right]^2}

where

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anchorg
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g = \frac{M_{rowc}}{M_{rwoc}} \cdot \left( \frac{1-s_{wco}-s_{orw}}{1-s_{wl}-s_{orw}} \right)^{n_{wo}}


See also

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Petroleum Industry / Upstream / Subsurface E&P Disciplines / Petrophysics / Relative Permeability / RPM @model

Permeability ] [ Absolute permeability ] [Relative permeability @model ]