臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

應用於本論文的水流問題的數學模型可分為兩部分。一部分就是壓力方程式，另一部分就是saturation方程式。其中saturation方程式又分為transport和diffusion兩部分。在此論文中我們主要著重於解trans- port的部分。在此文中，我們模擬一個長兩百五十六公尺、寬兩百五十六公尺的一個儲油槽。Locally conservative Eulerian-Lagrangian methods (LCELM)是一個有效率的數值方法並且發展來改善在計算transport 方程式中水流質量守恆的部分。從數值模擬的結果，我們可以了解時間變化與流體狀況的關係。

The mathematical model of the waterflood problem which is applied in this paper can be divided into two sections. One is the pressure equation and the other is the saturation equation. And the saturation equation also can be pa- rtitioned into the transport stage saturation and the diffusive stage saturation. However, we will pay more attention to solve the transport stage saturation in this research. Here we construct a meters reservoir system for simu- lation. An efficient numerical method, locally conservative Eulerian-Lagrangian methods (LCELM), is developed to compute the transport equation to improve the conservation of waterflood. From the results of the numerical simulations, we can realize the relation between temporal variation and the flow condition.

Contents

中文摘要................................................i　　
Abstract ..............................................ii
Acknowledgements .....................................iii
Contents ..............................................iv

1 Introduction........................................1
2 The Waterflood Problem..............................2
3 Discretization in Temporal Domain ..................4
4 Spatial Discretization ............................ 7
5 Algorithm ........................................ 9
5.1 The Pressure Equation........................ 9
5.2 Transport..................................... 9
5.2.1 MMOC Procedure...........................9
5.2.2 LCELM Procedure.........................11
5.3 Diffusive Fractional Step.................... 14
6 Numerical Results................................. 16
References ............................................22

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