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A mathematical model of the process of water vapor injection into a porous reservoir containing methane is proposed, taking into account vapor condensation in the porous medium. A self-similar solution of this problem is constructed and an algorithm for its numerical solution is developed. Calculations were carried out, which showed good agreement between the self-similar and numerical solutions at a sufficiently low reservoir permeabilities. It is noted that for high-permeability reservoirs, in order to obtain adequate results, it is necessary to carry out longer-term calculations using the proposed numerical algorithm. Based on the analysis of the numerical experiment results, it is shown that when vapor is injected into a reservoir containing methane, five characteristic regions can be formed, namely: region with superheated vapor; with vapor and water in state of phase equilibrium; with methane, vapor and water in state of phase equilibrium; with methane and vapor; and region that contains only methane. Also the results of numerical experiments on the effect of vapor injection pressure and temperature on a reservoir heating are presented.
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Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics is an international peer reviewed journal published in collaboration with the Russian Academy of Sciences and Kazan Federal University. The journal covers mathematical topics associated with the name of famous Russian mathematician Nikolai Lobachevsky (Lobachevskii). The journal publishes research articles on geometry and topology, algebra, complex analysis, functional analysis, differential equations and mathematical physics, probability theory and stochastic processes, computational mathematics, mathematical modeling, numerical methods and program complexes, computer science, optimal control, and theory of algorithms as well as applied mathematics. The journal welcomes manuscripts from all countries in the English language.
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