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Performance Evaluation and Optimization of a Compound Microemulsion System for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Low-Permeability Reservoirs. [PDF]
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Mechanistic evaluation of surfactant assisted smart water flooding with sulfate and phosphate anions. [PDF]
Zahedi M, Dehaghani AHS.
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Combined Effects of Nanofluid and Surfactant on Enhanced Oil Recovery: An Experimental Study. [PDF]
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Recovery of oil by spontaneous imbibition
Current Opinion in Colloid and Interface Science, 2001Spontaneous imbibition is of particular importance to oil recovery from fractured reservoirs. There has been a surge in the growth of technical literature over the past 5 years. This review is centered on developments in the scaling of laboratory imbibition data.
Norman R Morrow, Geoffrey Mason
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Scaling of spontaneous imbibition data with wettability included
Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, 2007Wettability is a dominant parameter governing spontaneous imbibition. However less attention has been paid to the effect of wettability on the scaling of spontaneous imbibition data. Actually few models can include wettability in scaling of spontaneous imbibition data.
Kewen Li
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Spontaneous Water Imbibition into Diatomite
Proceedings of SPE Western Regional Meeting, 1998Abstract A systematic experimental investigation of capillary pressure characteristics and fluid flow in diatomite has begun. Using an X-ray CT scanner and a specially constructed imbibition cell, we study spontaneous water imbibition processes in diatomite and for reference Berea sandstone and chalk.
J. M. Schembre +3 more
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An Experimental Investigation of Spontaneous Imbibition in Gas Shales
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 2011Abstract Multi-stage horizontal wells play an important role in the development of domestic shale-gas resources. The completion strategy for shale-gas wells commonly includes hydraulic fracturing that utilizes large volumes of fresh (and recycled water) complimented by the addition of assorted chemicals.
B. Roychaudhuri, T.T. Tsotsis, K. Jessen
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