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Buoyant miscible displacement flows of Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids : stationary and oscillating geometries

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Figure I – Schematic view of the problem geometry. A dyed light fluid is displaced by a transparent heavy fluid
Figure II – World energy consumption (34).
Table II – Typical ranges of dimensionless parameters for displacement flow in a pipe
Figure VI – Failure distributions, affecting the performance and well integrity (39).
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