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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"mixed wettability"”.

  1. Optimization of chemical enhanced oil recovery methods for naturally fractured carbonate reservoirs

    … rock matrix, where most of the oil is stored. Mixed-wettability, low matrix permeability, and large heterogeneities also make secondary oil recovery challenging. Chemical enhanced oil recovery with alkali, surfactants, and polymer addresses some of these challenges. Surfactants can lower the …

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  2. An improved approach for quantifying the impact of geological uncertainty and modelling decisions on static and dynamic reservoir models - a case study from a giant fractured carbonate reservoir

    … complexity, presence of naturally fractures, and mixed wettability, all of which contribute to significant uncertainty in volumetric estimation and fluid flow behaviour within the reservoir. In this thesis, a comprehensive 3D multiple deterministic scenario workflow was applied to compare and …

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  3. Flow and Distribution of Water in Fractional Wettability Unsaturated Porous Media

    … industrial, and municipal activities. The wettability properties (e.g., water repellency) of soil in the unsaturated zone play an important role in determining fluid movement and ultimate distributions. A number of studies have shown that preferential flow and spatially variable moisture …

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