Gravity Override is a physical phenomenon in gas injection processes, particularly within immiscible and miscible flooding, wherein the injected gas, due to its lower density relative to the displaced fluid, preferentially migrates upward through the reservoir, leading to inefficient sweep and early breakthrough.
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CO2 Flow Patterns Under Multiphase Flow: Heterogeneous Field-Scale Conditions
Yih-bor Chang, M. T. Lim, G. A. Pope et al. · SPE Reservoir Engineering · 1994 · 115 citations
A Gravity Override Model of Steamdrive
C.H. Neuman · Journal of Petroleum Technology · 1985 · 67 citations
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