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A 3-D Hydrodynamic Dispersion Model for Modeling Tracer Transport in Geothermal Reservoirs Yu-Shu Wu, Karsten Pruess MODELING tracers Stanford Geothermal Workshop 1998 English
THE ROLE OF CAPILLARY FORCES IN THE NATURAL STATE OF FRACTURED GEOTHERMAL RESERVOIRS N. Noel. A. Urmeneta, Shaun Fitzgerald, Roland. N. Horne MODELING capillary pressure, fractures Stanford Geothermal Workshop 1998 English
METHOD OF CAPILLARY EFFECTS INCLUSION IN TWO-PHASE FLOW MODELLING OF A GEOTHERMAL RESERVOIR Roman I. Pashkevich Modeling capillary effects Stanford Geothermal Workshop 1998 English
Numerical Simulation of Liquid and Two-Phase Tracers in a Part of the Kakkonda Geothermal Field, Japan Kei Sato, Yukihiro Sakagawa and Takemi Omiya Modeling Numerical simulation, liquid and two-phase Tracer test Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2005 English
Crack Propagation Under Thermal Influence of a Well-Bore A. Dobroskok, A. Ghassemi, A. Linkov Modeling fracture propagation, thermoelastic load Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2005 English
Lattice-Boltzmann Simulation of Fluid Flow in Synthetic Fractures Erdinc Eker and Serhat Akin Modeling rough fracture, lattice boltzmann simulation, fractal Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2005 English
Improving a Numerical Tool and Evaluating Impact of Density Changes of Injected Fluids in the Hydraulic Behaviour of HDR Reservoir C. Baujard and D. Bruel Modeling Multiphase, density driven flow, IMPES, reservoir stimulation Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2005 English
Modeling the Viability of Underground Coal Fires as a Heat Source for Electrical Power Generation Andrew Chiasson and Cenk Yavuzturk Modeling coal mines, energy production, binary plant Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2005 English
Modeling of the Fault Type Geothermal Reservoir (Dachny Site, Mutnovsky Geothermal Field) Kiryukhin A.V., Vereina O.B. Modeling TOUGH2, Mutnovsky geothermal field, Dachny, fault type production zone. Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2005 English
Coupling the HOLA Wellbore Simulator with TOUGH2 Ashish Bhat, Daniel Swenson, Shekhar Goshavi Modeling Wellbore, Reservoir, Coupled, Simulation Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2005 English
Architecture for a Coupled Code for Multiphase Fluid Flow, Heat Transfer, and Deformation in Porous Rock Shekhar Gosavi, Daniel Swenson Modeling TOUGH2, Reservoir, Stress, Modeling Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2005 English
Alcohols as Two-Phase Tracers Michael C. Adams, Yasuo Yamada, Masahiko Yagi, Christian Kasteler, Phaedra Kilbourn, Nick Dahdah MODELING tracer test, alcohols, two-phase tracers Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
The Construction of a Tensorial Model to Represent the Porous Volcanic Rock Deformation Coupled to the Flow of Fluid Mario CÈsar Su·rez Arriaga, Fernando Samaniego Verduzco MODELING TENSORIAL MODEL , ROCK DEFORMATION, fluid flow Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Experimental Study of Two-Phase Flow Structure Effects on Relative Permeabilities in a Fracture Chih-Ying Chen, Roland N. Horne, Mostafa Fourar MODELING flow structure, flow pattern, relative permeability, phase tortuosity, fracture Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Universal Capillary Pressure and Relative Permeability Model from Fractal Characterization of Rock Kewen Li, Roland N. Horne MODELING Capillary Pressure, Relative Permeability, Universal Model Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Reinjection at Wairakei - Tauhara: a Modelling Case Study W. I. Mannington, M. J. OíSullivan, D.P. Bullivant, A. W. Clotworthy MODELING reinjection, Wairakei, modeling Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Parametric Sensitivity Study of Operating and Design Variables in Wellbore Heat Exchangers Gopi Nalla, G. Michael Shook, Gregory L. Mines, K. Kit Bloomfield MODELING WELLBORE HEAT EXCHANGERS, sensitivity analysis, engineered geothermal system Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Computer Modelling of Heat and Mass Flow in Steaming Ground at Karapiti Thermal Area, New Zealand Abstract J. A. Newson, M. J. OíSullivan MODELING Karapati Thermal Area, heat and mass flow, TOUGH2 Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
A New Decline Curve Analysis Method Applied to The Geysers Jericho L. P. Reyes, Kewen Li , Roland N. Horne MODELING decline curve, relative permeability, The Geysers Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Integration of Poroelasticity into TOUGH2 Daniel Swenson, Shekhar Gosavi, Brian Hardeman MODELING Poroelasticity, TOUGH 2, integrated stress analysis Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
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