Reservoir Simulation by a Mathematical Model

SPE 142884 A Unified Mathematical Model for Unconventional Reservoir Simulation

Unconventional hydrocarbon resources from low-permeability formation, i.e., tight sands and shales, are currently received great attention because of their potential to supply the entire world with sufficient energy for the decades to come. In the past few years, as a result of industry-wide R&D effort, progresses are being made towards commercial development of gas and oil from such unconventi...

Prediction of runoff and sediment from agricultural watersheds by a mathematical model 2 mathematical simulation

Mathematical Models for Oil Reservoir Simulation

Petroleum resources are found within sedimentary rocks that have a sufficient interconnected void space to store and transmit fluids. The actual flow of liquid and gas phases occurs on a micrometer scale in the void space between rock grains. On the other hand, the hydrocarbon is typically carried in rock zones that are a few tens of meters thick but extend several kilometers in the lateral dir...

Assessment of reservoir sedimentation by mathematical model GSTARS3 on Masjed Soleyman dam in Khuzestan Province-Iran

Accumulation of sediment transport volume and reduce the useful life of dams, water storage tanks can be. So far, many methods for calculating sediment this is presented in reservoirs are generally classified into two categories: mathematical modeling and experimental .This study examines the effect of using Gstars model parameters in the model, deposition of sediment in the reservoir tank and ...

A Novel Assisted History Matching Workflow and its Application in a Full Field Reservoir Simulation Model

The significant increase in using reservoir simulation models poses significant challenges in the design and calibration of models. Moreover, conventional model calibration, history matching, is usually performed using a trial and error process of adjusting model parameters until a satisfactory match is obtained. In addition, history matching is an inverse problem, and hence it may have non-uni...