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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Spraberry"”.

  1. Low Interfacial Tension Foam Miscible Ethane Oil Recovery in Low Permeability Harsh Environments

    … performed for dead crude oil from the Wolfcamp Spraberry trend area using ethane and carbon dioxide, showing a lower MMP for ethane. A surfactant formulation capable of persistent foams in the presence of oil and Type I microemulsion in reservoir brine was identified to be thermally stable at …

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  2. Geological and Geochemical Investigation of the Petroleum Systems of the Permian Basin of West Texas and Southeast New Mexico

    … Wolfcamp Shale, and the Bone Spring Marls. The Spraberry source rock is mostly immature with respect to petroleum generation. Geochemical evidence strongly suggests source-rock deposition under suboxic and anoxic-suboxic conditions for all but the Bone Spring and Simpson source beds, in which …

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  3. Mechanistic and probabilistic rate-time analysis of unconventional reservoirs

    … to wells from the Bakken/Three Forks, Wolfcamp/Spraberry and Haynesville Formations. The second part of this thesis displays the application of a probability approach to forecast the production of unconventional wells. The procedure involves sampling the production data, then matching these …

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  4. DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS INTERPRETATION OF EARLY PERMIAN MIXED SILICICLASTICS AND CARBONATES, MIDLAND BASIN, TEXAS

    In this study, a core from the Midland basin of West Texas was examined in detail to determine the depositional setting of an Upper Wolfcampian and Lower Leonardian-aged mudstone succession. The studied sediments were deposited close to the center of the Midland Basin in a deep water, mixed …

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