RI 6305 Principles and Computer Techniques for Calculating Performance of a Five-Spot Waterflood -Two-Phase Flow

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
R. V. Higgins A. J. Leighton
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1963

Abstract

A computer program has been devised to calculate the reservoir performance of water floods of complicated well - spacing patterns . The method and program have been tested by calculating the waterflood performance of fivespot patterns using oils of different viscosities and the performance calculations agreed closely with laboratory results . The program on a high - speed digital computer will process the performance prediction in about 1 minute , which is very rapid for a prediction using so much fluid mechanics and nonlinear geometry . The program has been presented in such a way that one may use it as given and save the time required to write and " debug " one of his own . gram processes a complex reservoir analysis , many of the complicated steps are explained in detail , both for the fluid mechanics and the directions for the computer . The subtle features that originally delayed the application of the program to unusual combinations of permeability and viscosity relationships are incorporated and explained
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APA: R. V. Higgins A. J. Leighton  (1963)  RI 6305 Principles and Computer Techniques for Calculating Performance of a Five-Spot Waterflood -Two-Phase Flow

MLA: R. V. Higgins A. J. Leighton RI 6305 Principles and Computer Techniques for Calculating Performance of a Five-Spot Waterflood -Two-Phase Flow. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1963.

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