3D Analytical/Numerical Simulations of Reservoirs Considering Poroelasticity

I have carried out the numerical and analytical evaluation of the pore pressure/stresses coupling of the reservoir rock in real reservoir settings. It is also estimated how pore pressure and stress develop as a result of carbon dioxide injection within the reservoir formation. During the analysis, i...

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Main Author: Salemi, Hossein
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2021
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/84800
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description I have carried out the numerical and analytical evaluation of the pore pressure/stresses coupling of the reservoir rock in real reservoir settings. It is also estimated how pore pressure and stress develop as a result of carbon dioxide injection within the reservoir formation. During the analysis, it is found that Biot’s coefficient is a significant element in fluid pressure and stress coupling calculation. Therefore, various commercial techniques were carried out to obtain the coefficient. This was associated with introducing a new dynamic technique based on acoustic measurements and a unique micro-CT methodology to simplify the complex laboratory setting.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-848002023-07-26T01:52:41Z 3D Analytical/Numerical Simulations of Reservoirs Considering Poroelasticity Salemi, Hossein I have carried out the numerical and analytical evaluation of the pore pressure/stresses coupling of the reservoir rock in real reservoir settings. It is also estimated how pore pressure and stress develop as a result of carbon dioxide injection within the reservoir formation. During the analysis, it is found that Biot’s coefficient is a significant element in fluid pressure and stress coupling calculation. Therefore, various commercial techniques were carried out to obtain the coefficient. This was associated with introducing a new dynamic technique based on acoustic measurements and a unique micro-CT methodology to simplify the complex laboratory setting. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/84800 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Salemi, Hossein
3D Analytical/Numerical Simulations of Reservoirs Considering Poroelasticity
title 3D Analytical/Numerical Simulations of Reservoirs Considering Poroelasticity
title_full 3D Analytical/Numerical Simulations of Reservoirs Considering Poroelasticity
title_fullStr 3D Analytical/Numerical Simulations of Reservoirs Considering Poroelasticity
title_full_unstemmed 3D Analytical/Numerical Simulations of Reservoirs Considering Poroelasticity
title_short 3D Analytical/Numerical Simulations of Reservoirs Considering Poroelasticity
title_sort 3d analytical/numerical simulations of reservoirs considering poroelasticity
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/84800