Flow of suspensions in porous media with particle capture and detachment under alternate
flow rates is discussed. The mathematical model contains the maximum retention …

Residual non‐wetting phase saturation and wetting‐phase permeability were measured in
three limestones and four sandstones ranging in porosity from 0.13 to 0.28 and in absolute …

Formation damage is an essential part of drilling and production evaluation, which has a
significant effect on well productivity and economics. Drilling fluids are significant sources of …

The wellbore instability caused by the penetration of drilling fluids into the formation is a vital
problem in the drilling process. In this study, we synthesized a polymer/graphene oxide …

Formation damage has the potential to impair and weaken reservoir productivity and
injectivity, causing substantial economic losses. Oil and gas wells can be damaged by …

The successful matrix stimulation of carbonate reservoirs requires that live acid penetrate
past the formation damage. Effective acid penetration is facilitated either by transport …

A new discrete element method and computational fluid dynamics coupling model is
developed by combining the resolved and unresolved method. To overcome the inaccuracy …

Abstract A Deep Bed Filtration model has been developed to quantify the effect of solids
invasion from drilling fluids on the permeability of rock formations. The calculated particle …

Suspension, colloidal, and emulsion flow in rocks with particle size-exclusion may have a
strong effect on the reservoir and on the well behavior during fines migration and production …

Drilling and fracturing fluids can interact with reservoir rock and cause formation damage
that impedes hydrocarbon production. Tight sandstone reservoir with well‐developed …