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A comparative study of the rheological and adsorption behaviors of bio-and synthetic polymers for enhanced oil recovery. [PDF]
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Application of polymer-reinforced methane foam in the presence of nanoparticles in increasing oil recovery from carbonate porous media at different temperatures. [PDF]
Sci RepEtergele SJ.
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Recovery rates, enhanced oil recovery and technological limits [PDF]
Philosophical Transactions Series A, Mathematical, Physical, and Engineering Sciences, 2014 Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques can significantly extend global oil reserves once oil prices are high enough to make these techniques economic. Given a broad consensus that we have entered a period of supply constraints, operators can at last plan on the assumption that the oil price is likely to remain relatively high.
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2003
Capillary pressure Difference in the pressure between two fluids measured at the interface between the two fluids. Interfacial tension Measure of the ease with which a new interface between two fluids can be made. Miscible When two or more phases become single phased.
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Capillary pressure Difference in the pressure between two fluids measured at the interface between the two fluids. Interfacial tension Measure of the ease with which a new interface between two fluids can be made. Miscible When two or more phases become single phased.
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Use of Soluble Oils for Oil Recovery
Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1971A method involving the use of soluble oils can substantially reduce the oil saturation in a reservoir below, that obtainable by waterflooding. The soluble oil, which consists essentially of hydrocarbon, surfactant, and a stabilizing agent, will spontaneously emulsify with water.
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IEEE Spectrum, 1996
Fuzzy-logic-based expert systems assist Brazilian engineers with the drilling, pumping, and processing of offshore oil, cutting costs without compromising safety. The authors discuss these applications of fuzzy logic control.
A.E. da Rocha, C.K. Morooka, L. Alegre
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Fuzzy-logic-based expert systems assist Brazilian engineers with the drilling, pumping, and processing of offshore oil, cutting costs without compromising safety. The authors discuss these applications of fuzzy logic control.
A.E. da Rocha, C.K. Morooka, L. Alegre
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2018
Unconventional reservoirs, characterized by low permeability are gradually becoming a force to reckon with in today’s world owing to the rapid depletion of conventional resources.
Kordorwu Victus +3 more
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Unconventional reservoirs, characterized by low permeability are gradually becoming a force to reckon with in today’s world owing to the rapid depletion of conventional resources.
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Journal of Chemical Technology & Biotechnology, 1991
AbstractThe extraction of oil from oil reservoirs beneath the North Sea has stimulated an immense popular interest in oil exploration and production. The mass media cover many of the sensational aspects of the industry but the mechanisms of the production of oil from the reservoir are not often mentioned.
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AbstractThe extraction of oil from oil reservoirs beneath the North Sea has stimulated an immense popular interest in oil exploration and production. The mass media cover many of the sensational aspects of the industry but the mechanisms of the production of oil from the reservoir are not often mentioned.
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Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, 1969
AbstractThere is estimated to be about 250 billion barrels of oil in this country that are currently deemed economically unrecoverable. With conventional recovery techniques it is possible to recover about 47% of the estimated total oil in place, and steady improvement in technology may eventually bring crude oil recovery up to 65% of the oil in place.
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AbstractThere is estimated to be about 250 billion barrels of oil in this country that are currently deemed economically unrecoverable. With conventional recovery techniques it is possible to recover about 47% of the estimated total oil in place, and steady improvement in technology may eventually bring crude oil recovery up to 65% of the oil in place.
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