Abstract The flow of reactive fluids into porous media, a phenomenon known as infiltration, is important in natural and engineered systems. While most the studies this area cover theoretical experimental analyses linear acid flow, present work concentrates on radial conditions from wellbore field finding exact analytical solutions to moving boundary problems uniform dissolution front. Closed-fo...

The numerical simulation of the dynamic interaction between hydrocarbon reservoirs and wells has been an object of study for over three decades. Such a coupled approach is necessary to solve a variety of dynamic flow problems, such as pressure transient analysis (well testing) with wellbore storage, liquid loading, near-well reservoir clean-up, unstable gas lift, or the development of smart wel...

1.0 Introduction Hydraulic fracturing, the process of initiation and propagation of a crack by pumping fluid at relatively high flow rates and pressures, is one of several techniques for creating cracks in rock. Fractures in the earth's crust are desired for a variety of reasons, including enhanced oil and gas recovery, re-injection of drilling or other environmentally sensitive wastes, measure...