The geomechanical simulation of a faulted producing reservoir is a strongly non-linear problem due to the non-elastic behaviour of the depleted rocks and especially to the contact constraint prescribed on the fault surfaces. With penalty interface elements for the fault modeling the stiffness matrix may be severely ill-conditioned and the solution by the PreconditionedConjugate Gradient requires the development and the implementation of ad hoc preconditioners. The present communication investigates the performance of a multilevel incomplete factorization aimed at enhancing convergence and reducing the computational cost of a nonlinear geomechanical simulation
The stress variation induced by aquifer overdraft in sedimentary basins with shallow bedrock may ca...
A three-dimensional finite element method is proposed and used to deal with large-scale nonlinear co...
The feasibility of preconditioned conjugate gradient (PCG) for solving extremely large sparse linear...
The FE numerical discretization of complex geomechanical models usually gives rise to non-linear sys...
Several engineering applications give rise quite naturally to linearized FE systems of equations pos...
Parallel computers are potentially very attractive for the implementation of large size geomechanica...
The Finite Element modelling of geological faults by penalty contact elements may give rise to illco...
In geomechanics there are problems whose investigations lead to solving model problems based on vari...
ABSTRACT: Faults are geological entities with thicknesses several orders of magnitude smaller than ...
Geomechanical models solved by Finite Element (FE) techniques ask for the solution of a sequence of ...
The demand for accurate and efficient simulation of geomechanical effects is widely increasing in th...
textHydrocarbon production or injection of fluids in the reservoir can produce changes in the rock s...
The Finite Element (FE) solution to consolidation equations in large geological settings raises a fe...
The stress variation induced by gas/oil production may activate pre-existing regional faults. This m...
Reservoir Geomechanics is playing an increasingly important role in developing and producing hydroca...
The stress variation induced by aquifer overdraft in sedimentary basins with shallow bedrock may ca...
A three-dimensional finite element method is proposed and used to deal with large-scale nonlinear co...
The feasibility of preconditioned conjugate gradient (PCG) for solving extremely large sparse linear...
The FE numerical discretization of complex geomechanical models usually gives rise to non-linear sys...
Several engineering applications give rise quite naturally to linearized FE systems of equations pos...
Parallel computers are potentially very attractive for the implementation of large size geomechanica...
The Finite Element modelling of geological faults by penalty contact elements may give rise to illco...
In geomechanics there are problems whose investigations lead to solving model problems based on vari...
ABSTRACT: Faults are geological entities with thicknesses several orders of magnitude smaller than ...
Geomechanical models solved by Finite Element (FE) techniques ask for the solution of a sequence of ...
The demand for accurate and efficient simulation of geomechanical effects is widely increasing in th...
textHydrocarbon production or injection of fluids in the reservoir can produce changes in the rock s...
The Finite Element (FE) solution to consolidation equations in large geological settings raises a fe...
The stress variation induced by gas/oil production may activate pre-existing regional faults. This m...
Reservoir Geomechanics is playing an increasingly important role in developing and producing hydroca...
The stress variation induced by aquifer overdraft in sedimentary basins with shallow bedrock may ca...
A three-dimensional finite element method is proposed and used to deal with large-scale nonlinear co...
The feasibility of preconditioned conjugate gradient (PCG) for solving extremely large sparse linear...