Recent Advances in Reservoir Simulation and Carbon Utilization and Storage
This volume compiles advanced research on unconventional reservoir engineering, addressing hydraulic fracturing, CO2 utilization, and data-driven modeling. Integrating experiments, simulations, and machine learning (ML), it offers solutions to optimize hydrocarbon recovery and sustainability. Key th...
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| description | This volume compiles advanced research on unconventional reservoir engineering, addressing hydraulic fracturing, CO2 utilization, and data-driven modeling. Integrating experiments, simulations, and machine learning (ML), it offers solutions to optimize hydrocarbon recovery and sustainability. Key themes include the following: (1) fracture mechanics, exploring fracture propagation in inter-salt shales, viscoplastic fracture behavior, and ML-guided fracture spacing; (2) CO2 applications, examining its dual role in EOR and storage via injection strategies, ML-predicted flooding outcomes, and CO2–water–rock interactions affecting reservoir integrity; (3) modeling innovations, such as VOF-based pore-scale multiphase flow simulations, ML-driven fracture optimization, and productivity forecasting in condensate-rich shales; and (4) practical advances, including nanoparticle–surfactant EOR systems, high-permeability streak detection in carbonates, coal creep analysis, and gas storage well-testing protocols. Bridging nanoscale fluid dynamics to field-scale CO2 management, this book equips researchers and engineers with tools to enhance recovery efficiency, mitigate environmental impacts, and leverage emerging technologies for the sustainable development of unconventional resources in a low-carbon era. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-1653192025-08-12T09:20:42Z Recent Advances in Reservoir Simulation and Carbon Utilization and Storage Liu, Wenchao Sun, Hai Wang, Daobing rock mechanics creep stress relaxation damage constitutive model coal inter-salt shale oil fracture propagation fracturing fluid viscosity in-situ stress pumping displacement supercritical CO2 fracturing borehole stability disturbance state concept elastic–plastic deformation finite element method numerical simulation underground gas storage multiple vertical wells flow behavior well interference case study analytical model temporary shut-in well performance shale oil reservoir oil–water displacement optimized shut-in scheme shale condensate gas reservoirs multi-stage fractured horizontal wells flow-rate deconvolution Blasingame production decline typical curve productivity prediction shale oil multi-stage fractured horizontal well fracture spacing optimization deconvolution dynamic production data analysis Shenhua block saline aquifer carbon capture and storage (CCS) multi-field coupling porosity permeability reef complex carbonate reservoir super-reservoir dynamic modelling shale formation CO2 flooding CO2–water–rock reaction blocking action dissolution reaction vacuum-imbibition clay shale organic saturation inorganic saturation organic permeability inorganic permeability viscoplasticity creep behavior fracture closure CO2-EOR machine learning oil recovery prediction tight oil reservoirs effective burial coefficient CCUS artificial intelligence acid fracturing natural fracture hydro-mechano-reactive flow model phase field method fracture propagation modes MgO nanoparticles interfacial tension reduction enhanced oil recovery sustainable nanotechnology porous media volume flow model two-phase flow non-Newtonian fluid OpenFOAM thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology This volume compiles advanced research on unconventional reservoir engineering, addressing hydraulic fracturing, CO2 utilization, and data-driven modeling. Integrating experiments, simulations, and machine learning (ML), it offers solutions to optimize hydrocarbon recovery and sustainability. Key themes include the following: (1) fracture mechanics, exploring fracture propagation in inter-salt shales, viscoplastic fracture behavior, and ML-guided fracture spacing; (2) CO2 applications, examining its dual role in EOR and storage via injection strategies, ML-predicted flooding outcomes, and CO2–water–rock interactions affecting reservoir integrity; (3) modeling innovations, such as VOF-based pore-scale multiphase flow simulations, ML-driven fracture optimization, and productivity forecasting in condensate-rich shales; and (4) practical advances, including nanoparticle–surfactant EOR systems, high-permeability streak detection in carbonates, coal creep analysis, and gas storage well-testing protocols. Bridging nanoscale fluid dynamics to field-scale CO2 management, this book equips researchers and engineers with tools to enhance recovery efficiency, mitigate environmental impacts, and leverage emerging technologies for the sustainable development of unconventional resources in a low-carbon era. 2025-08-12T09:20:40Z 2025-08-12T09:20:40Z 2025 book ONIX_20250812T110751_9783725835683_75 9783725835683 9783725835676 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/165319 eng image/jpeg Attribution 4.0 International https://mdpi.com/books https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/10683 MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 10.3390/books978-3-7258-3567-6 10.3390/books978-3-7258-3567-6 46cabcaa-dd94-4bfe-87b4-55023c1b36d0 9783725835683 9783725835676 334 open access |
| spellingShingle | rock mechanics creep stress relaxation damage constitutive model coal inter-salt shale oil fracture propagation fracturing fluid viscosity in-situ stress pumping displacement supercritical CO2 fracturing borehole stability disturbance state concept elastic–plastic deformation finite element method numerical simulation underground gas storage multiple vertical wells flow behavior well interference case study analytical model temporary shut-in well performance shale oil reservoir oil–water displacement optimized shut-in scheme shale condensate gas reservoirs multi-stage fractured horizontal wells flow-rate deconvolution Blasingame production decline typical curve productivity prediction shale oil multi-stage fractured horizontal well fracture spacing optimization deconvolution dynamic production data analysis Shenhua block saline aquifer carbon capture and storage (CCS) multi-field coupling porosity permeability reef complex carbonate reservoir super-reservoir dynamic modelling shale formation CO2 flooding CO2–water–rock reaction blocking action dissolution reaction vacuum-imbibition clay shale organic saturation inorganic saturation organic permeability inorganic permeability viscoplasticity creep behavior fracture closure CO2-EOR machine learning oil recovery prediction tight oil reservoirs effective burial coefficient CCUS artificial intelligence acid fracturing natural fracture hydro-mechano-reactive flow model phase field method fracture propagation modes MgO nanoparticles interfacial tension reduction enhanced oil recovery sustainable nanotechnology porous media volume flow model two-phase flow non-Newtonian fluid OpenFOAM thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology Recent Advances in Reservoir Simulation and Carbon Utilization and Storage |
| title | Recent Advances in Reservoir Simulation and Carbon Utilization and Storage |
| title_full | Recent Advances in Reservoir Simulation and Carbon Utilization and Storage |
| title_fullStr | Recent Advances in Reservoir Simulation and Carbon Utilization and Storage |
| title_full_unstemmed | Recent Advances in Reservoir Simulation and Carbon Utilization and Storage |
| title_short | Recent Advances in Reservoir Simulation and Carbon Utilization and Storage |
| title_sort | recent advances in reservoir simulation and carbon utilization and storage |
| topic | rock mechanics creep stress relaxation damage constitutive model coal inter-salt shale oil fracture propagation fracturing fluid viscosity in-situ stress pumping displacement supercritical CO2 fracturing borehole stability disturbance state concept elastic–plastic deformation finite element method numerical simulation underground gas storage multiple vertical wells flow behavior well interference case study analytical model temporary shut-in well performance shale oil reservoir oil–water displacement optimized shut-in scheme shale condensate gas reservoirs multi-stage fractured horizontal wells flow-rate deconvolution Blasingame production decline typical curve productivity prediction shale oil multi-stage fractured horizontal well fracture spacing optimization deconvolution dynamic production data analysis Shenhua block saline aquifer carbon capture and storage (CCS) multi-field coupling porosity permeability reef complex carbonate reservoir super-reservoir dynamic modelling shale formation CO2 flooding CO2–water–rock reaction blocking action dissolution reaction vacuum-imbibition clay shale organic saturation inorganic saturation organic permeability inorganic permeability viscoplasticity creep behavior fracture closure CO2-EOR machine learning oil recovery prediction tight oil reservoirs effective burial coefficient CCUS artificial intelligence acid fracturing natural fracture hydro-mechano-reactive flow model phase field method fracture propagation modes MgO nanoparticles interfacial tension reduction enhanced oil recovery sustainable nanotechnology porous media volume flow model two-phase flow non-Newtonian fluid OpenFOAM thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology |
| topic_facet | rock mechanics creep stress relaxation damage constitutive model coal inter-salt shale oil fracture propagation fracturing fluid viscosity in-situ stress pumping displacement supercritical CO2 fracturing borehole stability disturbance state concept elastic–plastic deformation finite element method numerical simulation underground gas storage multiple vertical wells flow behavior well interference case study analytical model temporary shut-in well performance shale oil reservoir oil–water displacement optimized shut-in scheme shale condensate gas reservoirs multi-stage fractured horizontal wells flow-rate deconvolution Blasingame production decline typical curve productivity prediction shale oil multi-stage fractured horizontal well fracture spacing optimization deconvolution dynamic production data analysis Shenhua block saline aquifer carbon capture and storage (CCS) multi-field coupling porosity permeability reef complex carbonate reservoir super-reservoir dynamic modelling shale formation CO2 flooding CO2–water–rock reaction blocking action dissolution reaction vacuum-imbibition clay shale organic saturation inorganic saturation organic permeability inorganic permeability viscoplasticity creep behavior fracture closure CO2-EOR machine learning oil recovery prediction tight oil reservoirs effective burial coefficient CCUS artificial intelligence acid fracturing natural fracture hydro-mechano-reactive flow model phase field method fracture propagation modes MgO nanoparticles interfacial tension reduction enhanced oil recovery sustainable nanotechnology porous media volume flow model two-phase flow non-Newtonian fluid OpenFOAM thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology |
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