Mathematical simulation of minerals with polynomial interlination on the system deviated wells
Keywords:
mathematical model, interlineation, cores, inclined boreholes, polynomial interpolationAbstract
This paper provides an overview of the new minerals distribution mathematical models construction 3D methods by 3 variables functions interlineation methods on a system of inclined boreholes. The problem of constructing minerals distribution spatial mathematical models for the case when the information about minerals distribution function f(x, y, z) is specified in the M inclined boreholes is considered. Methods of three-dimensional mathematical model construction with the use of functions interlineation on an inclined boreholes system, which are based on the use of limited fractionally rational auxiliary functions, are given. The method of minerals distribution modeling with the help of polynomial interlineants on inclined boreholes system placed both in the same plane and in an arbitrary manner is proposed. Experimental data are mineral resources distribution at every point of the boreholes system. The given mathematical model allows calculating an unknown mineral resources distribution between the boreholes.
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