Search Results - "SKJAEVELAND, Svein M"

Footprints of spontaneous fluid redistribution on capillary pressure in porous rock by Helland, Johan Olav, Friis, Helmer André, Jettestuen, Espen, Skjæveland, Svein M.

“…Pore‐scale imaging of two‐phase flow in porous media shows that pore filling occurs as cooperative events with accompanying spontaneous fluid redistribution in…”
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NMR for equilateral triangular geometry under conditions of surface relaxivity : analytical and random walk solution by FINJORD, Jan, HIORTH, Aksel, A LAD, Unn H, SKJAEVELAND, Svein M

“…We consider analytical and numerical solution of NMR relaxation under the condition of surface relaxation in an equilateral triangular geometry. We present an…”
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Waterflooding oil-saturated core samples - Analytical solutions for steady-state capillary end effects and correction of residual saturation by Andersen, Pål Ø., Standnes, Dag C., Skjæveland, Svein M.

“…Capillary end effects can play an important role when interpreting or designing a core flood experiment. The outlet of the core is characterized by a zero…”
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Three-phase mixed-wet capillary pressure curves from a bundle of triangular tubes model by Helland, Johan O., Skjæveland, Svein M.

“…We present a bundle of triangular tubes model that simulates three-phase mixed-wet capillary pressure curves for any sequences of gas, oil, and water invasion…”
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Motion in Fluosilicates Studied with Nuclear Magnetic Resonance by Skjæveland, Svein M, Svare, Ivar

“…Motional narrowing of H 1 and F 19 NMR lines in the fluosilicates of Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu and Zn has been studied. Narrowing due to SiF 6 2- complex…”
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Comment to T. Chen Letter to the Editor, Transport in Porous Media 41, 241–243, 2000 by Hermansen, Hroar, Skjaeveland, Svein M

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Capillary pressure scanning curves by the micropore membrane technique by Hammervold, Wibeke L, Knutsen, Øystein, Iversen, Jan Erik, Skjæveland, Svein M

“…Experimental procedures have been developed for capillary pressure hysteresis measurements. Capillary drainage and imbibition bounding curves (complete…”
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Application of composite membranes to determine relative permeabilities from displacement experiments by Helset, Hans M, Skjæveland, Svein M, Virnovsky, George A

“…Relative permeabilities are important characteristics of multiphase flow in porous media. Displacement experiments for relative permeabilities are usually…”
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