Assessment of Three Phase Relative Permeability Models for Simulation of Tertiary Water and Gas Injection in Water-wet and Mixed-wet Rocks
Publish place: 16th Iranian National Chemical Engineering Congress
Publish Year: 1397
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زبان: English
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Abstract:
Providing reliable estimation of three-phase relative permeability is one of the most important concerns for prediction of recovery factor. However obtaining three-phase relative permeability by means of laboratory experiments is a tedious process; therefore, there is a great tendency toward predicting this property empirically. In most of the commercial softwares, merely few methods for estimation of three-phase relative permeability, such as Stone, SWI and Baker are provided. The drawback is that these models are developed for water-wet systems and high gas/oil IFTs, while reservoir rocks are most likely non water-wet and oil/gas system are usually miscible or near-miscible in which gas/oil IFT are whitin extra-low range. In this paper we try to assess the validity of the recently developed three phase relative permeability for gas-water and water-gas injection scenarios. The study covers both water-wet and mixed-wet systems under extra-low gas/oil IFT condition. Required two-phase relative permeabilities as well as three-phase experimental data are obtained from previously published data. A Matlab code is developed and coupled with Eclipse to assess the performance of other three-phase models. Evaluation of recently developed empirical models elucidated that these methods may have more decent predictions. For mixed-wet core in gas-water and water-gas injection processes Corey and Land have the best predictions among different methods. In water-gas injection process for water-wet core, Land and Aziz equations provide the best predictions.
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S.Emad Siadatifar
Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
Mehdi Firoozi
Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
S. Mobeen Fatemi
Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran