Web application for mathematical modeling of unsteady oil flow in porous medium

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Introduction. The analysis and interpretation of hydrodynamic research data are based on theoretical models and computational algorithms. Despite the demand for this topic, numerous issues related to unsteady fluid flows in oil reservoirs still require solutions. Therefore, mathematical setting of problems related to the account of unsteady fluid flow, the development of effective numerical methods and algorithms, their solution using modern web technologies are pressing. This study is aimed at developing a web application for mathematical modeling of the process of fluid filtration in single- porosity reservoirs when conducting a hydrodynamic study at a production well.Materials and Methods. To solve the problem, the methods of continuum mechanics and computational mathematics were applied. A model of oil flow in a single-porosity reservoir was presented. Python and JavaScript programming languages were used in the development of the application. The calculation results were stored in a relational database implemented using PostgreSQL tools.Results. A new web application has been developed for modeling the oil filtration process in single- porosity reservoirs. It is applicable for studying fluid dynamic processes and can be used to predict flowrates, production and calculation of optimal well operation modes.Discussion and Conclusion. The developed web application provides for building pressure and temperature fields in the reservoir near a flowing and shut-in production well and at various distances from it. This information makes it possible to urgently assess the duration of hydrodynamic studies, as well as to regulate the operation of wells. The application can be deployed in an existing network infrastructure and use all the functionality by connecting to a remote server. It is optimized for use on various platforms and has broad prospects for further development.

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Web application, mathematical model, hydrodynamic studies, database, pressure, temperature

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/142239837

IDR: 142239837   |   DOI: 10.23947/2687-1653-2023-23-4-422-432

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