Page tree

Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

...

LaTeX Math Block
anchorJ5X5I
alignmentleft
c_t({\bf r},p)  = c_r({\bf r},p) + \sum_\alpha s_\alpha({\bf r}) c_\alpha(p) 

where

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyM(p, \nabla p)

Fluid mobility as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 and spatial pressure gradient 
LaTeX Math Inline
body\nabla p

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyM_r(p, \nabla p)

Relative mobility as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 and spatial pressure gradient 
LaTeX Math Inline
body\nabla p

LaTeX Math Inline
body \beta(p)

Compressivity as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyc_t({\bf r},p)

Total compressibility as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 and location
LaTeX Math Inline
body\bf r

LaTeX Math Inline
body c_r({\bf r},p)

Rock compressibility as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 and location
LaTeX Math Inline
body\bf r

LaTeX Math Inline
body c_\alpha(p)

LaTeX Math Inline
body\alpha
-phase compressibility as function of reservoir pressure 
LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 for
LaTeX Math Inline
body\alpha = \{ w, \, o, \, g \}

LaTeX Math Inline
body s_\alpha({\bf r})

LaTeX Math Inline
body\alpha
-phase reservoir saturation for
LaTeX Math Inline
body\alpha = \{ w, \, o, \, g \}

LaTeX Math Inline
body\phi_e({\bf r}, p)

Effective porosityas function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 and location
LaTeX Math Inline
body\bf r

LaTeX Math Inline
body--uriencoded--k_

{air}

a(

{

%7B\bf

r}

r%7D)

Formation
at

 at initial formation pressure

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp_0
as function of location
LaTeX Math Inline
body\bf r

LaTeX Math Inline
body\mu(p_0)

LaTeX Math Inline
body\xi (p, |\nabla p|)

Some function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 and spatial pressure gradient 
LaTeX Math Inline
body\nabla p
with the following asymptotic behaviour:
LaTeX Math Inline
body\xi (p \rightarrow p_0, |\nabla p| \rightarrow 0) \rightarrow 1


The same account for non-linearity can be applied for non-linear multi-phase pressure diffusion when Pressure Diffusion Model Validity Scope is met and multi-phase pressure dynamics can be modeled as effective single-phase pressure dynamics.

...

LaTeX Math Block
anchor1
alignmentleft
c_t(p) \, \phi({\bf r})  \, \frac{\partial p}{\partial t} = \nabla ( \alphaM(p)  \nabla p )

where


LaTeX Math Block
anchorY3OGO
alignmentleft
c_t({\bf r},p)  = c_r({\bf r}) + \sum_\alpha s_\alpha({\bf r}) c_\alpha(p) 


Total compressibility as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 and location
LaTeX Math Inline
body\bf r

LaTeX Math Inline
body c_r({\bf r})

Rock compressibilityas function of location

LaTeX Math Inline
body\bf r

LaTeX Math Inline
body c_\alpha(p)

LaTeX Math Inline
body\alpha
-phase compressibility as function of reservoir pressure 
LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 for
LaTeX Math Inline
body\alpha = \{ w, \, o, \, g \}

LaTeX Math Inline
body--uriencoded--\displaystyle

\alpha

M(p) = \

frac{k}{

frac%7Bk%7D%7B\mu(p)

}

%7D

Fluid mobility as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyk({\bf r})

Formation permeability as function of location

LaTeX Math Inline
body\bf r

LaTeX Math Inline
body\mu(p)

Dynamic fluid viscosity as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyc_t(p)

Total compressibility as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyB(p)

Formation Volume Factor as function of reservoir pressure 

LaTeX Math Inline
bodyp
 

See also

...

Pressure diffusion / Pressure Diffusion @model /  Single-phase pressure diffusion model  / Non-linear single-phase pressure diffusion @model

...