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- 2024Optimizing synthetic core plugs: Sintered glass beads and sand particles for natural rock property replication in fluid flow and reservoir studies
- 2012Monitoring wettability alteration by silica nanoparticles during water flooding to heavy oils in five-spot systemscitations
- 2010Dimensionless correlation for the prediction of permeability reduction rate due to calcium sulphate scale deposition in carbonate grain packed columncitations
- 2010A newmodel for permeability reduction rate due to calciumsulfate precipitation in sandstone corescitations
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A newmodel for permeability reduction rate due to calciumsulfate precipitation in sandstone cores
Abstract
<p>In this work, a reliable dimensionless correlation is proposed for prediction of permeability reduction rate in porous media, which is verified by experimental data obtained in this work in glass bead and sand pack as well as the core data from the literature. Although this correlation is based on the data which were obtained in our work in glass bead and sand-packed media at low pressure, it shows considerable flexibility to match with the extracted data for sandstone cores at high pressure, various flow rates, different temperatures and concentrations of calcium, and sulfate ions in brine solutions. In addition, a novel relationship for predicting the rate of precipitation of CaSO4 in porous media along with a modification for kinetic reaction rate is developed which is a function of initial permeability, initial porosity of porous media, volume flow rate, saturation index of injected solution, temperature, and cross-sectional area of porous media.</p>