Multiphase Flow of Active Fluid: Role of Thermodynamic Instability in Enhanced Oil Recovery

The displacement of more viscous fluids by less viscous fluids in porous media provides not only an industrial application for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) from reservoirs, but also a fundamental study of the phase transition phenomena of fluids, combining fluid mechanics and thermodynamics. Recent s...

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Enhanced oil recovery
Fluid flow
Fluid mechanics
Industrial applications
Maximum entropy production principle
Multiphase flow
Phase transitions
Porous media
Thermodynamics
Viscous fingering
Viscous fluids
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