Multiphase Flow Through Complex Production Systems
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Energy Science and Technology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 February 2025) | Viewed by 685
Special Issue Editors
Interests: multiphase flow; artificial lift (electric submersible pump, plunger lift, gas lift, etc.); data mining and analysis
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Interests: multiphase flow intelligent simulation; wellbore pressure control; deep learning algorithm; intelligent development of oil and gas fields
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Dear Colleagues,
As a fundamental fluid dynamic phenomenon, multiphase flow is frequently encountered within the entire production stream of conventional and unconventional natural resources. Complicated by the distinct flow patterns and the transition mechanisms, multiphase flow behaviors through porous media, wellbores and pipelines are of significant importance to hydrocarbon fluid transportation. Notably, the recent exploration and exploitation of unconventional natural resources, including shale gas/oil, natural gas hydrate, coal bed methane, etc., have encouraged the state-of-the-art development of multiphase flow theory to be applied to complex production systems, e.g., deep water and/or stratum regions. Assisted by modern modeling and simulation technologies, investigations on multiphase flow have been conducted extensively. The Special Issue, ”Multiphase Flow Through Complex Production Systems”, tackles the most recent advances in theoretical modeling, experimental investigation, numerical simulation, and data analytics methods and techniques for multiphase flow in geo-energy.
Dr. Jianjun Zhu
Dr. Xiaohui Sun
Dr. Weiqi Fu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- multiphase flow modeling
- complex production systems
- drilling and completion simulation
- multiphase wellbore flow simulation
- multiphase, and multicomponent flow in porous media
- modeling and simulation of hydraulic fracture
- flow simulation within artificial lift equipment
- flow assurance analysis and modeling
- numerical simulation of unconventional oil/gas reservoirs
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