Mohanty et al., 1987 - Google Patents
Physics of oil entrapment in water-wet rockMohanty et al., 1987
- Document ID
- 11475516652562339945
- Author
- Mohanty K
- Davis H
- Scriven L
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- SPE Reservoir Engineering
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Displacement of oil from an initially oil-filled porous rock by water consists of advancement of menisci and rupture of oil connections. In displacements controlled by capillarity, which are typical of oil reservoir floods, these pore-level events are governed by the local pore …
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