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Preparation of Surface-Active Hyperbranched-Polymer-Encapsulated Nanometal as a Highly Efficient Cracking Catalyst for In Situ Combustion of Heavy Oil. [PDF]
In situ combustion of heavy oil is currently the most suitable thermal method that meets energy consumption and carbon dioxide emission requirements for heavy oil recovery.
Sun A +9 more
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In Situ Combustion: A Comprehensive Review of the Current State of Knowledge
In situ combustion or fire flooding is a promising enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technique designed to produce heavy oils and bitumen. This method involves the in-place heating and combustion of hydrocarbons, resulting in reduced viscosity and increased ...
Alireza Nouri +2 more
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In situ mapping of iron oxidation in laminar metal fuel flames using X-ray absorption spectroscopy. [PDF]
Metal fuels such as iron are promising carbon-free energy carriers for a sustainable energy system, where energy release occurs via combustion in metal flames.
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In Situ Combustion of Heavy Oil within a Vuggy Carbonate Reservoir: Part I—Feasibility Study
Worldwide, the known recoverable heavy oil and bitumen reserves make up more than 64% of the total reserves, of which more than 60% are trapped in carbonates. Air injection has immense potential for hydrocarbon recovery from various reservoirs.
Rita Fazlyeva +6 more
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A review of in situ upgrading technology for heavy crude oil
With the growing demand of oil worldwide, heavy oil has increasingly become vital in the world energy market. However, further development of heavy oil reservoirs are limited by regular enhanced oil recovery (EOR) methods.
Yibo Li +6 more
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In-situ Combustion Simulation from Laboratory to Field Scale
In-situ combustion simulation from laboratory to field scale has always been challenging, due to difficulties in deciding the reaction model and Arrhenius kinetics parameters, together with erroneous results observed in simulations when using large-sized
Zhouyuan Zhu +5 more
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON IMPACT OF WATER SATURATION ON THE PERFORMANCE OF IN-SITU COMBUSTION
The amount of oil together with the water Originally in Place (OIP), makes up the liquid phase in heavy oil reservoir systems. This amount of liquid present in the pores of the reservoir system is known as liquid saturation, plays a vital role in ...
Tummuri Naga Venkata Pavan +2 more
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The one-dimensional axisymmetric problem of initiation of a combustion wave in an oil-saturated reservoir is solved numerically. Two combustible components, viz. liquid (oil) and solid (kerogen, oil sorbate) were considered.
I. A. Koznacheev, K. V. Dobrego
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One-dimensional axis-symmetrical and plane-symmetrical problem of propagation of the combustion and displacement fronts in oil-containing layer in situ has been considered numerically. Two combustible components, viz. liquid (oil) and solid (kerogen, oil
I. A. Koznacheev, K. V. Dobrego
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At present the number of oil deposits with viscous and stranded oil is steadily growing. Due to the mentioned circumstance there is growing interest in methods of thermochemical treatment of an oil and coal-beds. This interest is reflected, e.g., in the “
K. V. Dobrego
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