井筒-油藏耦合模拟的统一气液漂移通量模型

Hewei Tang, W. Bailey, T. Stone, J. Killough
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在一个完全耦合的井筒-油藏模拟器中实现一个漂移通量(DF)多相流模型是非常重要的,必须遵守一些严格的要求,以确保数值的鲁棒性和收敛性。现有的能够满足这些要求的DF模型,仅对从2度(水平)到垂直的向上流动完全构成。这项工作试图将当前的DF模型扩展为一个适用于所有井倾角的统一的、数值健壮的模型。为了实现这一目标,利用来自22个来源的5805个实验测量数据点和来自OLGA-S库的13440个数据点来参数化一个新的DF模型,该模型利用了公认的向上流动DF模型和将其扩展到水平和向下流动的新公式。将提出的模型与现有的两个DF模型(也适用于所有倾斜度)进行比较,结果显示具有更好或同等的性能。更重要的是,当在完全隐式耦合井筒-油藏模拟器中实现时,该模型在数值上也显示出光滑、连续和稳定的共流。
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A Unified Gas-Liquid Drift-Flux Model for Coupled Wellbore-Reservoir Simulation
Implementation of a drift-flux (DF) multiphase flow model within a fully-coupled wellbore-reservoir simulator is non-trivial and must adhere to a number of strict requirements in order to ensure numerical robustness and convergence. The existing DF model that can meet these requirements is only fully posed for upward flow from 2 degrees (from the horizontal) to vertical. The work attempts to extend the current DF model to a unified and numerically robust model that is applicable to all well inclinations. In order to achieve this objective, some 5805 experimentally measured data points from 22 sources as well as 13440 data points from the OLGA-S library are utilized to parameterize a new DF model – one that makes use of the accepted upward flow DF model and a new formulation extending this to horizontal and downward flow. The proposed model is compared against 2 existing DF models (also applicable to all inclinations) and is shown to have better, or equivalent, performance. More significantly, the model is also shown to be numerically smooth, continuous and stable for co-current flow when implemented in a fully implicitly coupled wellbore-reservoir simulator.
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