Influence of Steam/Water Relative Permeability Models on Predicted Geothermal Reservoir Performance: A Sensitivity Study

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The objective of the present effort was to conduct a sensitivity study, using the SHAFT code, to demonstrate the influence of various Relative Permeability Models on predicted geothermal reservoir performance. A basic model devised to accomplish this goal was one which would allow each of the four noted saturation limits to be specified (input) independently; kL(s) and kG(s) were then modeled as having a linear dependence on s between these specified limits.

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Reda, Daniel C. & Eaton, Roger R. December 16, 1980.

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The objective of the present effort was to conduct a sensitivity study, using the SHAFT code, to demonstrate the influence of various Relative Permeability Models on predicted geothermal reservoir performance. A basic model devised to accomplish this goal was one which would allow each of the four noted saturation limits to be specified (input) independently; kL(s) and kG(s) were then modeled as having a linear dependence on s between these specified limits.

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Reda, Daniel C. & Eaton, Roger R. Influence of Steam/Water Relative Permeability Models on Predicted Geothermal Reservoir Performance: A Sensitivity Study, article, December 16, 1980; United States. (digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc876094/: accessed December 12, 2018), University of North Texas Libraries, Digital Library, digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.