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OILWATER
(1) k_{row}(s_o) = k_{rowc} \, \bigg[ \frac{ s_o - s_{orw} }{ 1- s_{wi} - s_{orw} } \bigg]^{n_{ow}}
(2) k_{rwo}(s_w) = k_{rwoc} \, \bigg[ \frac{ s_w - s_{wco} }{ 1- s_{wco} - s_{orw} } \bigg]^{n_{wo}}

current oil saturation, s_o = 1 - s_w

current water saturation, s_w = 1 - s_o

residual oil saturation to water displacement, below which oil is immobilecritical water saturation to oil displacement, below which water is immobile
maximum oil relative permeability to water displacementmaximum water relative permeability to oil displacement
oil relative permeability curvature to water displacementwater relative permeability curvature to oil displacement


where  s_{wi} is initial water saturation which maybe equal to critical  s_{wсo} or less than critical  s_{wi} < s_{wco} like for example in petroleogenetic rocks.

The model assumes no gas presence in pores.


Fig. 1. Typical Oil+Water relative permeability

See also


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

Permeability ] [ Absolute permeability ] [ Relative permeability ] 



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