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Fluid transport in reservoir formations at low flow rates is strongly dominated by capillary forces. These forces are the macroscopic manifestation of complex molecular interactions between fluids and solids inside the intricate pore structure of rocks. In naturally fractured reservoirs, spontaneous capillary imbibition is an important recovery mechanism since waterflooding of the disjointed matrix...
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