CO_2驱油过程中多场全耦合数学模型_盛金昌.pdfVIP

25 9 Vol.25 No.9 2006 9 Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering Sept. 2006 CO2 ( 210098) CO2 CO2 () CO2 CO2 CO2 CO2 FEMLAB CO2 FEMLAB 4 CO2 CO2 X 701.7 A 1000 6915(2006)09 1893 05 COUPLED MULTIPHYSICS MODEL OF CO INJECTION FOR ENHANCED 2 OIL RECOVERY SHENG Jinchang (College of Water Conservancy and Hydropower EngineeringHohai University Nanjing Jiangsu210098 China) Abstract Carbon dioxide(CO2) is a kind of greenhouse gaswhich causes near-surface temperature increased. Geologic disposal of CO2(injection of CO2 into aquifer) has been suggested as a promising means of reducing emissions of greenhouse into the atmosphere. Oil displacement by injection CO2 of into reservoir during enhanced oil recovery stage will not only increase oil throughput but also inject CO2 into reservoir. Oil displacement by CO2 injection is coupled multiphysics processes which incorporate cross-coupled fluid flowenergy conservation mechanical equilibrium and mass conservation. A set of quadruply coupled equations(fluid flow convection- diffusion energy conservation and mechanical equilibrium) with a number of cross-couplings and coupled constitutive relations is formulated to quantify the multi-physics of oil displacement by CO2 injection implemented into and solved by using FEMLAB. FEMLAB is the first engineering tool that performs equation-based multi-physics modeling in an interactive environment. With FEMLABthe coupled multi-physics model can be solved