Hello everyone,
I'm a new user of MRST and have just started learning how to use it. I'm particularly interested in dual-porosity models. Recently, I tried modifying the dfm_and_dual_porosity.m example script to include rock compressibility, hoping to simulate a compressible reservoir:
However, after adding the compressibility, the code throws an error when I try to run it. The specific error message is:
Error * (Line 188)
h.val = u*h.val;
Error .* (Line 221)
h = mtimes(u,v);
Error FracturedDomainPoreVolume/evaluateOnDomain (Line 21)
pv = pv.*pvMult;
Error StateFunctionGrouping/evaluateStateFunction (Line 212)
props_struct.(name) = prop.evaluateOnDomain(model, state);
Error StateFunctionGrouping/evaluateStateFunctionWithDependencies (Line 237)
state = props.evaluateStateFunction(model, state, name);
Error StateFunctionGrouping/get (Line 189)
state = props.evaluateStateFunctionWithDependencies(model, state, name);
Error PhysicalModel/getProp (Line 1022)
[p, state] = c.get(model, state, nms{sub});
Error PhysicalModel>@(x)model.getProp(state,x) (Line 1189)
varargout = cellfun(@(x) model.getProp(state, x), ...
Error PhysicalModel/getProps (Line 1189)
varargout = cellfun(@(x) model.getProp(state, x), ...
Error equationsOilWater (Line 114)
[b, pv] = model.getProps(state, 'ShrinkageFactors', 'PoreVolume');
Error TwoPhaseOilWaterModel/getEquations (Line 21)
[problem, state] = equationsOilWater(state0, state, model, dt, drivingForces, varargin{:});
Error PhysicalModel/stepFunction (Line 717)
[problem, state] = model.getEquations(state0, state, dt, drivingForces, ...
Error ReservoirModel/stepFunction (Line 307)
[state, report] = stepFunction@PhysicalModel(model, state, state0, dt, drivingForces, linsolver, nonlinsolver, iteration, varargin{:});
Error NonLinearSolver/solveMinistep (Line 374)
model.stepFunction(state, state0, dt, drivingForces, ...
Error NonLinearSolver/solveTimestep (Line 210)
solveMinistep(solver, model, state, state0_inner, dt, drivingForces);
Error dfm_and_dual_porosity (Line 117)
state = solver.solveTimestep(state, dt, model, 'W', W);
Any guidance or suggestions on what might be causing this error would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your help!
Sincerely,
Bob