STOMP-EOR solves a conservation of energy equation that considers heat transport via conduction through the rock/soil grains and pore-filing fluids, heat transport via fluid advection, balanced by changes in the internal energy of rock/soil grains and pore-filing fluids. The Thermal Properties Card allows the user to specify thermal conductivity models and parameters and the specific heat of the rock/soil. Thermal properties specified through this card are considered to be intrinsic properties of the rock/soil
Character string (e.g., van Genuchten, porosity, m^3/s, Roe Superbee)
Integer (no alpha characters, special characters, or punctuation) (e.g., 1, 32, 195634)
Real (decimal points and exponential notation allowed) (e.g., 0, 0.0, 1.e-12, 1.E+3, 2.345)
Keyword (exact formatting required) (e.g., file, ~Solution Control Card, binary file)
~Thermal Properties Card,
Repeat for each rock/soil type
IJK, JKI, or KIJ Indexing
Chose one Thermal Conductivity Model
Rock/Soil Name,Parallel,X-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K),Y-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K)Z-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K),Grain Specific Heat,Units (J/kg K),
Rock/Soil Name,Parallel,Unsaturated X-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K),Unsaturated Y-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K),Unsaturated Z-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K),Aqueous Saturated X-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K),Aqueous Saturated Y-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K),Aqueous Saturated Z-Direction Grain Thermal Conductivity,Units (W/m K),Grain Specific Heat,Units (J/kg K),
[1] Somerton, W. H., A. H. El-shaarani, and S. M. Mobarak. 1974. “High temperature behavior of rocks associated with geothermal type reservoirs.” Paper SPE-4897, presented at the 44th Annual California Regional Meeting of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, San Francisco, California.
[2] Somerton, W. H., J. A. Keese, and S. L. Chu. 1973. “Thermal behavior of unconsolidated oil sands.” Paper SPE-4506, presented at the 48th Annual Fall Meeting of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, Las Vegas, Nevada.