Direct simulations of two-phase flow on micro-CT images of porous media and upscaling of pore-scale forces

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Challenges in modeling unstable two‐phase flow experiments in porous micromodels (2014, methodology): “This information can be used in an appropriate pore-scale model to compute the flow velocity in the pore space [Porter et al., 2009; Raeini et al., 2014].”
From connected pathway flow to ganglion dynamics (2015, methodology): “…describing imbibition and related processes by numerical models (i.e., render quasi-static approaches as insufficient) [Ferrari and Lunati, 2014; Raeini et al., 2014; Moebius and Or, 2014a], but more importantly ganglion dynamics that occurs at the cluster scale (i.e., clusters and their…”
The Imaging of Dynamic Multiphase Fluid Flow Using Synchrotron-Based X-ray Microtomography at Reservoir Conditions (2015, methodology): “Although snap-off is more commonly associated with macroscopic imbibition (wetting phase ingression), it was first described experimentally and analytically for the process of drainage by Roof (1970), with further recent quantitative analysis using finite volume modelling by Raeini et al. (2014a).”