Munka and Pßpay examine the theory and practice of numerical simulation as applied to oil and gas production. Coverage includes a comparison of classical reservoir engineering methods with numerical simulation, historical background of reservoir modeling, the basic equations of the fluid flow in porous rocks, the functions necessary for the construction of the model, the approximation of the differential equations of the flow in porous media using the difference equation technique, the linearization and the solution of the linear equation system of fluid flow, and simulation models of special cases of petroleum recovery processes. For students, engineers and geoscientists in crude oil-, natural gas-, and water production in underground structures. Distributed by ISBS. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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