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This paper addresses the challenge of simulating multi-component fluid flow in complex porous structures, particularly when computational resolution is limited. The authors improve upon existing models by enhancing the handling of unresolved regions, improving interface dynamics, and incorporating detailed fluid behavior. The focus on practical rock geometries and validation through benchmark tests suggests a practical application of the research.
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The study introduces controllable surface tension in a pseudo-potential lattice Boltzmann model while keeping interface thickness and spurious currents constant, improving interface dynamics resolution.