Capillary pressure - Globe Thesis

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41.	Experimentally Validated Model Of The Unsaturated Resin Flow Considering Capillary Effects In The LCM Processes
42.	Study On The Mechanism Of Alkali Activated Fly Ash/slag Autogenous Shrinkage
43.	Numerical Simulation Of Water Trapping Effect On Development Of Carbonate Gas Reservoirs With Bottom And Edge Water
44.	Multiscale Modeling to Describe Free Surface Resin Flow around Fibers and within Fiber Bundle
45.	Investigating capillary pressure and interfacial area for multiphase flow in porous media using pore-scale imaging and lattice-Boltzmann modeling
46.	Increase in surface energy by drainage of sandstone and carbonate
47.	Modeling and experiments of drainage relative permeability and capillary pressure functions using a centrifuge
48.	The role of capillarity in the VAPEX process
49.	An experimental study of relative permeability hysteresis, capillary trapping characteristics, and capillary pressure of CO2/brine systems at reservoir conditions
50.	The effects of dynamic capillary pressure on the two-phase flow and blob mobilization in porous media
51.	Permeability prediction and drainage capillary pressure simulation in sandstone reservoirs
52.	DNAPL-water two-phase flow in rock fractures
53.	Ultra-high-pressure capillary liquid chromatography
54.	Multiphase flow in porous media: Pore-scale to macroscopic modeling
55.	The development of pore-scale network models for the simulation of capillary pressure - saturation - interfacial area - relative permeability relationships in multi-fluid porous media
56.	Modeling capillary pressure and relative permeability for systems with heterogeneous wettability
57.	Modeling foam flow in porous media and applications to EOR and acidization
58.	Evaluation of starch based biopolymers for improved oil recovery
59.	Laboratory measurement of capillary pressure-saturation relationships in natural rock fractures
60.	Stability of thin liquid films: Theory and application to foam flow in porous media
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