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Relative Permeability

Relative permeability input methods for wells differ from the input methods for a tank.

In the Relative permeability field, the list of input methods are available.

Relative Permeability, illustration 1Select image to enlarge

Corey correlations and tables are the same as for a tank.

The relative permeability input window with displacement characteristics selected looks as follows:

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The displacement characteristics form consists of the following elements:

Add
Relative Permeability icon, illustration 3 – add new rows for data entry;

Delete
Relative Permeability icon, illustration 4 – delete the selected row;

Copy to clipboard
Relative Permeability icon, illustration 5 Used to copy and save data in external tables;

Paste from clipboard
Relative Permeability icon, illustration 6 Used to paste values from external tables. For a correct paste, select the required cell in the table; the entire copied value range will be pasted starting from the selected cell;

Displacement characteristic settings
Relative Permeability icon, illustration 7

The following settings are available for water:

Relative Permeability, illustration 8Select image to enlarge

The following settings are available for gas:

Relative Permeability, illustration 9Select image to enlarge

The relative permeability input window when the method from the reservoir is selected looks as follows.

Relative Permeability, illustration 10Select image to enlarge

In this case, relative permeability will match the relative permeability settings of the tank to which the well is linked.

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