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Numerical Validation of Asphaltene Precipitation and Deposition during CO2 miscible flooding
Asphaltene precipitation, flocculation, and deposition can significantly reduce oil production by impacting wellbores, flowlines, and more importantly, formations’ pore space around the well.
Fahad I. Syed +3 more
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Abstract Solvent‐assisted recovery methods have gained attention as an alternative to conventional thermal methods which have significant environmental drawbacks and high greenhouse gas emissions. Solvent‐assisted recovery methods can lead to various phase equilibria, such as vapour–liquid equilibrium (VLE) and liquid–liquid equilibrium (LLE), under ...
Amr Mahgoub +3 more
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In underground reservoirs and offshore oilfields, the production and transportation of waxy oil inevitably involve pressure and asphaltene environment.
Yun Lei +7 more
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Asphaltene Stability of Some Iraqi Dead Crude oils
Asphaltene is one of the fractions of the crude oil which is soluble in aromatics such as benzene or toluene and insoluble in alkane such as n-heptane, n-pentane or petroleum ether (mixture of alkane compounds).
Ali Anwar Ali +2 more
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Cubic equation-of-state solid models are one of the most widely used models to predict asphaltene precipitation behavior. Thermodynamic parameters are needed to model precipitation under different pressures and temperatures and are usually obtained ...
Aktham E. Shoukry +2 more
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Non-Exponential 1H and 2H NMR Relaxation and Self-Diffusion in Asphaltene-Maltene Solutions [PDF]
Kevin Lindt +3 more
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Investigating the Influence of n-Heptane versus n-Nonane upon the Extraction of Asphaltenes
Latifa K. Alostad +5 more
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Influence of asphaltene polarity on hydrate behaviors in water-in-oil emulsions [PDF]
Dongxu Zhang +8 more
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Long-time contact of heavy crude oil with rock leads to an adsorption phenomenon, which causes the rock surface to become oil-wet and appears as a barrier to the fluid flow in the porous media.
Jaber Taheri-Shakib +4 more
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Water films, asphaltenes, and wettability alteration [PDF]
R. D. Kaminsky, Clayton J. Radke
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