Design of i-Fields System Component: Computer Model of Oil-Recovery by Polymer Flooding

2015

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DOI 10.5220/0005572905100516
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Abstract

This article describes the issues and approaches the design and development of distributed high-performance system for analysis of oil fields within the i-fields (smart fields) concept. The system is based on hydrodynamic model of collaborative filtering of oil, water, gas, polymer solution and the surfactant, taking into account influence of temperature. Built a 3D numerical parallel algorithm and web-based platform for data analysis and calculation on a supercomputer. Obtained distribution of the main technological parameters: distribution of pressure, saturation of each phase, the concentration of surfactant and polymer, and temperature.