Compartmentalized Storage Reservoir Model and Simulation Results

Wainwright, H M; Finsterle, S; Zhou, Q; Birkholzer, J T

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Compartmentalized Storage Reservoir Model and Simulation Results

Wainwright, H M·Finsterle, S·Zhou, Q·Birkholzer, J T

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A hypothetical closed (or compartmentalized) reservoir was created based on the numerical mesh used for Wainwright et al. (2013). The reservoir extent is smaller than the original model and limited between the two faults. The caprock properties are assumed in the rest of the storage formation.

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Wainwright, H M, Finsterle, S, Zhou, Q, Birkholzer, J T. 2020-03-06. Compartmentalized Storage Reservoir Model and Simulation Results. https://doi.org/10.18141/1603331

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