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Slangen, G.L.J. (author)
When an oil reservoir is underlain by an aquifer, oil production draws the water from the aquifer upward, forming a water cone, which under adverse conditions enters in the production well leading to high water cuts. An alternative option is to produce above the critical rate from the aquifer, i.e., at such a rate that the oil cone is drawn into...
bachelor thesis 2012
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Koops, M. (author)
Foam is a promising means of increasing sweep efficiency in enhanced oil recovery processes where gas is injected into a reservoir. However, the effectiveness of foam is hard to predict due to its complex behavior. Therefore accurate modeling is important to effectively predict field performance. This requires correct foam parameters in...
bachelor thesis 2015
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Keizer, Kasper (author)
The role of water storages at greenhouses will change in the future due to three trends in climate change, upscaling of greenhouses and changes in regulations. These three trends force the local water authority and the greenhouse sector to anticipate on future problems. First step in this process is to understand the hydrological response of...
master thesis 2017
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Morito Mansur, Gabriella (author)
Coupling between porous media and free flow is widely present in many applications. In fractured reservoirs, fractures are often treated as parallel (smooth) plates, between which the flow is assumed to be steady state fully developed, with no-slip boundary condition. Under these assumptions, the Darcy law is employed inside fractures with...
master thesis 2018
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Visser, Thomas (author)
The Netherlands will need to transform her traditionally fossil fueled energy system in the coming decades to achieve the goal of reducing CO2 emissions to net-zero in 2050. Therefore, an increase in renewable energy sources as solar and wind energy in the overall energy mix will be essential. However, due to the highly variable energy...
master thesis 2020
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Kala, Keshav (author)
We present a novel nonlinear formulation for modeling reactive-compositional flow and transport in presence of complex phase behavior due to combination of thermodynamic and chemical equilibrium in multi-phase systems. We apply this formulation to model precipitation/dissolution of minerals in reactive flow in subsurface reservoirs. The proposed...
master thesis 2018
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Jagt, Declan (author)
Although a transition to more sustainable energy production is necessary, fossil fuels will remain a crucial contributor to the world's energy production in the near future. In numerically maximizing the production of these fuels, as well as in many other optimization problems, an objective function has to be optimized on the basis of an input...
master thesis 2020
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Purba, R.T. (author)
This thesis addresses the problem of permeability estimation of an oil reservoir using oil production data, a process known in the oil industry as computer-assisted history matching or data assimilation. Zilko (2012) compared the well-known Ensemble Kalman Filter method for data assimilation with the Non-Parametric Bayesian Beliefs Network (NPBN...
master thesis 2015
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Awadalla, T. (author)
Gas flow in fractured nano-porous shale formations is complicated by a hierarchy of structural features, ranging from nanopores to microseismic and hydraulic fractures, and by several transport mechanisms that differ from standard viscous flow used in reservoir modelling. In small pores, self-diffusion becomes more important than advection, also...
master thesis 2017
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Morshuis, Niek (author)
Geological storage of COኼ is a crucial and upcoming technology to reduce anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. Due to the buoyant characteristic of injected gas, the security of underground storage is a major concern. To asses the security of COኼ storage, an accurate prediction of the gas plume behaviour is essential. In this study, a fully...
master thesis 2019
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Zilko, A.A. (author)
Lately, the objective of reservoir engineering is to optimize hydrocarbon recovery from a reservoir. To achieve that goal, a good knowledge of the subsurface properties is crucial. The author is concerned with estimating one of the properties of the field: the permeability of a reservoir. To characterize the fluid flow, a two phase (oil-water)...
master thesis 2012
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Hewson, C.W. (author)
Production optimisation of a reservoir simulation problem can be very computationally demanding as the reservoir model may contain many variables and nonlinearities, thus many iterations may be needed to obtain an optimal production schedule. Using Proper Orthogonal Decomposition and Trajectory Piecewise Linearization (POD-TPWL) developed in [1]...
master thesis 2015
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Ganapathy, Chandru (author)
Designing strategies for efficient oil production from reservoirs rely heavily on reservoir simulation studies, which in-turn is based on various nonlinear formulations. It is therefore very important to develop a robust simulation model that captures the flow of various components present in different phases and the associated thermodynamic and...
master thesis 2017
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Asadiesfahani, MAHDI (author)
Evaluating an adequate computer model representing the characteristics of a subsurface reservoir is of great importance in the oil and gas industry. With recent data acquisition developments, high-resolution geological models can be generated for the subsurface reservoirs; however, uncertainties of geological data and too many details in the...
master thesis 2021
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Adhitomo Sulistyo, Adhitomo (author)
One proposed method to delay the onset of gravity segregation between water and gas in enhanced oil and gas projects and extend the period of effective macroscopic sweep in “SWAG” is by separating the injection wells into two parallel horizontal wells (Stone, 2004). In this “modified SWAG”, the water injection well is aligned at a distance above...
master thesis 2017
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Ghina Kamila Ihsan, Ghina (author)
The subsurface of Groningen gas field composed of several faults. The continuous production has been resulting in several micro-seismicity activities, particularly for the past decades. One of the reasons for the production-induced-seismicity is fault reactivation at depth. The fault that initially in the non-active state becomes active and...
master thesis 2018
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Perkins, Duncan (author)
As implementation of deep geothermal energy projects in the Netherlands increases, reservoir simulation for these geothermal systems stands to play a key role in understanding how these systems will behave and how large scale projects can be optimised to save cost and reduce risk. In this thesis, an extensive simulation study has been conducted...
master thesis 2019
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Blokhuijsen, Thies (author)
The construction of drinking-water reservoirs in previously free-flowing river basins introduces challenges in operational water management, especially in data scarce environments. Often resulting in effectively un- gauged basins. In order to be able to estimate the expected increase in water supply, the hydrology of the ungauged sub-basins must...
master thesis 2020
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Boitcov, Dmitrii (author)
Existing multiscale solvers use a sequence of aggressive restriction, coarse-grid correction and prolongation operators to handle low-frequency modes on the coarse grid. High-frequency errors are resolved by employing a smoother on the fine grid. Deflation preconditioning improves matrix properties, i.e., damps slowly varying errors,...
master thesis 2017
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van Nieuwkerk, Pelle (author)
The United Nations’ Paris Agreement forces nations and industries to transition from conventional hydrocarbon-based energy sources to more sustainable and less-emitting alternatives such as geothermal energy. Geothermal doublets are used to provide a source of green heat to greenhouses and residential buildings. In industry, reservoir simulators...
master thesis 2022
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