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Default implementation for the parameters required by the three-phase capillary pressure/relperm Stone 2 model used by Eclipse. More...
#include <EclStone1MaterialParams.hpp>
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using | GasOilParams = typename GasOilLawT::Params |
using | OilWaterParams = typename OilWaterLawT::Params |
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EclStone1MaterialParams () | |
The default constructor. | |
void | finalize () |
Finish the initialization of the parameter object. | |
const GasOilParams & | gasOilParams () const |
The parameter object for the gas-oil twophase law. | |
GasOilParams & | gasOilParams () |
The parameter object for the gas-oil twophase law. | |
void | setGasOilParams (std::shared_ptr< GasOilParams > val) |
Set the parameter object for the gas-oil twophase law. | |
const OilWaterParams & | oilWaterParams () const |
The parameter object for the oil-water twophase law. | |
OilWaterParams & | oilWaterParams () |
The parameter object for the oil-water twophase law. | |
void | setOilWaterParams (std::shared_ptr< OilWaterParams > val) |
Set the parameter object for the oil-water twophase law. | |
void | setSwl (Scalar val) |
Set the saturation of "connate" water. More... | |
Scalar | Swl () const |
Return the saturation of "connate" water. | |
Scalar | krocw () const |
Return the oil relperm for the oil-water system at the connate water saturation. | |
void | setEta (Scalar val) |
Set the exponent of the extended Stone 1 model. | |
Scalar | eta () const |
Return the exponent of the extended Stone 1 model. | |
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void | finalize () |
Mark the object as finalized. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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EnsureFinalized () | |
The default constructor. | |
void | check () const |
Default implementation for the parameters required by the three-phase capillary pressure/relperm Stone 2 model used by Eclipse.
Essentially, this class just stores the two parameter objects for the twophase capillary pressure laws.
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Set the saturation of "connate" water.
According to
http://www.glossary.oilfield.slb.com/en/Terms/c/connate_water.aspx
the connate water is the water which is trapped in the pores of the rock during the rock's formation. For our application, this is basically a reduction of the rock's porosity...