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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"chemical EOR"”.

  1. Mobility control of chemical EOR fluids using foam in highly fractured reservoirs

    … represent a challenge for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) methods. The fractured networks provide flow paths several orders of magnitude greater than the rock matrix. Common enhanced oil recovery methods, including gases or low viscosity liquids, are used to channel through the high permeability …

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  2. Chemical EOR economics of Sabriyah Lower Burgan reservoir: a reservoir sector model study

    … of implementing a multi-well pilot test for a chemical enhanced oil recovery (CEOR) in Sabriyah Lower Burgan reservoir that is located in the north of Kuwait. The objective of this research is to evaluate the economic applicability of a proposed Alkaline Surfactant Polymer (ASP) formulation in …

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  3. Application of surfactant-polymer enhanced oil recovery in a high- salinity, high-temperature carbonate reservoir

    … the need of using enhanced oil recovery (EOR) methods, such as chemical flooding, grows. A widely used type of chemical EOR is surfactant-polymer flooding (SP). In SP flooding, a surfactant reduces the interfacial tension between oil and water to ultra low values, allowing residual oil to …

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  4. Degradable nanocomposite preformed particle gel for chemical enhanced oil recovery applications

    <p>”This work presents two new materials that can be potentially used in conformance control to increase ultimate oil recovery from mature oilfields.</p><p>The first product is a degradable nanocomposite preformed particle gel for enhanced in-depth mobility control. Three different types of …

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