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引用次数: 3
Abstract
: In this study, the multiphase multicomponent Shan-Chen lattice Boltzmann method is employed to analyze the impact of capillary force on oil-CO 2 -water fluid flow and enhanced oil recovery. Various sizes of the single throat are designed to simulate the interaction between displacing and displaced phases as well as their mechanical equilibrium. Several sensitivities are taken into account, such as wettability, miscibility, interfacial tension
CapillarityPhysics and Astronomy-Surfaces and Interfaces
CiteScore
7.10
自引率
0.00%
发文量
15
审稿时长
2~3 weeks
期刊介绍:
Capillarity publishes high-quality original research articles and current reviews on fundamental scientific principles and innovations of capillarity in physics, chemistry, biology, environmental science and related emerging fields. All advances in theoretical, numerical and experimental approaches to capillarity in capillary tube and interface dominated structure and system area are welcome.
The following topics are within (but not limited to) the scope of capillarity:
i) Capillary-driven phenomenon in natural/artificial tubes, porous and nanoporous materials
ii) Fundamental mechanisms of capillarity aided by theory and experiments
iii) Spontaneous imbibition, adsorption, wicking and related applications of capillarity in hydrocarbon production, chemical process and biological sciences
iv) Static and dynamic interfacial processes, surfactants, wettability, film and colloids
v) New approaches and technologies on capillarity
Capillarity is a quarterly open access journal and free to read for all. The journal provides a communicate platform for researchers who are interested in all fields of capillary phenomenon.