Multiphase Fluid Transport in Energy Recovery
A special issue of Processes (ISSN 2227-9717). This special issue belongs to the section "Energy Systems".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (28 February 2022) | Viewed by 609
Special Issue Editors
Interests: imbibition and capillary action in ideal and natural materials; multiphase flow in porous/fractured media; enhanced oil recovery; CCUS; reservoirs numerical simulation
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Interests: porous media; nanofluids; EOR; fractal; capillary pressure; imbibition; mutlphase flow in porous media
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Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, the recovery of unconventional geological energy has received a great deal of attention. A better understanding of multiphase fluid transport characteristics during the development of shale gas and gas hydrate reservoirs is crucial for improving the efficiency of these energy systems. Due to the complexity of the porous media in unconventional reservoirs and the strong interaction between the fluid and the surface of the porous media due to the reduced dimensionality, conventional approaches are generally not applicable to fluid flow in these porous reservoir rocks. Therefore, the accurate characterization of porous media with nanometer microstructure and clarification of multiphase fluid transport characteristics is challenging and of great importance.
We invite investigators to submit original research papers, as well as review papers, which will stimulate the continuous efforts on new and modern methods and techniques for characterization and reconstruction of porous media in unconventional reservoirs, as well as experimental and simulation studies of multiphase flow processes.
Dr. Qingbang Meng
Prof. Dr. Jianchao Cai
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- characterization and reconstruction
- capillary flow
- nanofluids
- non-linear porous flow
- multiphase porous flow
- flow experimental
- numerical simulation
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