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Stability foam in reservoir simulation

By Olmer Morales posted 03-08-2018 07:01 AM

  
Hi everyone, 

I need to help about stability foam in numerical modeling, due to I am doing the state of art. If you know about the different equations used to included the temperature, nanoparticles, and different factors in its influence in stability foam. 

I would be very grateful to you

Thanks

My email is omorales@unal.edu.co
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Maryson Benjamin
10-05-2021 01:24 PM

I would suggest your startup within the laboratory. There are numerous ways available to stabilise the polymers. Recently, nanoparticles, such as graphene oxide, aluminium oxide are very handy for restricting the polymers from thermal degrading. They are also great in salty environments. You just need to make a composite of polymer and nanoparticles.

Mark Rankin
06-18-2018 10:54 AM

Without knowing more about your specific application, it is difficult to point you to an authoritative reference. If you are looking for an analog, I would suggest you start with polymers. Foam stability tends to be highly influenced by temperature and pH. My advice is to develop your own set of equations utilizing bench tests in a laboratory.