Hey Chen,
you should use either the 2pni model for immiscible non-isothermal
two-phase flow or the 2p2cni model if you additionally want to include
compositional effects. Due to licensing restrictions, we have not
included our miscible CO2-Brine fluid system in the release part of Dumux.
I would propose the following steps for you:
0. Do the Tutorial 3.1 from the Dumux handbook.
1. Adapt the problem data of the 2pni test problem in
test/boxmodels/2pni to your needs, i.e. grid, boundary and initial
conditions and soil parameters.
2. Include the Components Brine and SimpleCO2 from
dumux/material/components instead of SimpleH2O and N2 in your problem file.
3. If you need to include compositional effects, build brine-CO2 binary
relations and a brine-CO2 fluid system.
Kind regards
Bernd
On 07/01/2012 03:26 PM, Chen S wrote:
Hi Again,
I wish to simulate a CO2 Injection problem, with a multi-phase ,
non-isothermal model.
I am new to DuMuX , I've started reading the documentation but I
didn't find the right DuMuX model yet,
could you tell me where to start? is there a DuMuX test which already
simulates CO2 injection ?
Thank you,
Chen
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