The impact of heterogeneity on geothermal production: simulation benchmarks and applications

Wang, Yang

doi:10.4233/a5bdb2ef-c02c-45e9-bb92-07961d3ef28b

The impact of heterogeneity on geothermal production: simulation benchmarks and applications

Doctoral thesis (2021)

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Yang Wang Reservoir Engineering

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Reservoir Engineering

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4233/uuid:a5bdb2ef-c02c-45e9-bb92-07961d3ef28b

Sensitivity analysis Uncertainty quantification Fractured reservoir Heterogeneous reservoir Geothermal benchmark

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2021

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English

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Reservoir Engineering

Abstract

Numerical simulation plays an important role for the efficient development of geothermal resources, considering all the uncertain and sensitive parameters that exist within the subsurface and during the operations. This thesis describes the numerical modeling of geothermal developments of various types and in various situations using the newly developed open-source numerical simulator, called Delft Advanced Research Terra Simulator, shortly DARTS. The main objective of this thesis is to investigate the influence of heterogeneity to geothermal developments...

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