M. Dantas Santos, A. D. Doria Neto, J. P. da Silva and W. da Mata
Accepted Abstracts: J Pet Environ Biotechnol
This work proposes a model to investigate the use of a cylindrical antenna used in the thermal method of recovering through electromagnetic radiation of high-viscosity oil. The antenna has a simple geometry of the type adapted dipole and it can be modeled by using Maxwell?s equation. The Daubechies wavelets transformed are used as basic functions and applied in conjunction with the moment method to obtain the current distribution in the antenna. The electrical field, the power and temperature distribution are obtained for application of the antenna as electromagnetic heating.
M. Dantas Santos graduated in Mathematics from Federal University of Paraiba (2002), MS in mathematics from the Federal University of Campina Grande (2005) and a Ph.D. in Science and Petroleum Engineering from Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (2010). He is currently associate professor of Federal University of Paraiba. He has experience in Chemical Engineering, with emphasis in Petroleum Engineering, acting on the following topics: antennas, electromagnetic heating, oil recovery, wavelets and partial differential equations