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Primary and Sccondary Migration as a function
of rock permeability
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High excess |
Low excess |
Negłigible excess l |
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pressures |
pressures |
pressures I |
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Immiscible | ||
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Immiscible |
displacement with | |
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Fracture |
displacement |
bouyancy l |
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k < 10"1 |
W' <k< 10‘2 |
10* < k \ |
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i 1 /id |
I ] 103 /id | |
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