Two-Phase Relative Permeability is a dimensionless constitutive relationship that quantifies the effective permeability of one fluid phase in a porous medium relative to the absolute permeability, accounting for the simultaneous presence and saturation of a second immiscible fluid phase.
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Percolation Theory of Two-Phase Relative Permeability
A. A. Heiba, Muhammad Sahimi, L. E. Scriven et al. · SPE Reservoir Engineering · 1992 · 197 citations
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