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Monitoring chemical EOR processes

Mitchell et al., 2014

Document ID
13606178447310605755
Author
Mitchell J
Staniland J
Wilson A
Howe A
Clarke A
Fordham E
Edwards J
Faber R
Bouwmeester R
Publication year
Publication venue
SPE Improved Oil Recovery Conference?

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A laboratory study on core plugs from a carbonate field confirmed the efficacy of an alkaline surfactant (AS) formulation at reservoir conditions. Continuous monitoring of remaining oil saturation (ROS) in short core plugs using spatially resolved nuclear magnetic resonance …
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