'Oil wet' presentation slideshows

Pore-scale modelling of WAG: impact of wettability

Pore-scale modelling of WAG: impact of wettability. Rink van Dijke and Ken Sorbie Institute of Petroleum Engineering Heriot-Watt University WAG Workshop FORCE, Stavanger, 18 March 2009. 1. Introduction. 3-phase (immiscible) flow processes, e.g.

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Wettability Alteration and Foam Mobility Control in a Layered 2-D Heterogeneous System

Wettability Alteration and Foam Mobility Control in a Layered 2-D Heterogeneous System. SPE 141462 Presented 2011 Rice Consortium on Processes in Porous Media 2011 International Symposium on Oilfield Chemistry

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Boundary Tension and Wettability

Boundary Tension and Wettability. Immiscible Phases. Earlier discussions have considered only a single fluid in the pores porosity permeability Saturation : fraction of pore space occupied by a particular fluid (immiscible phases) S w +S o +S g =1

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Tempelet (Svalbard)

Silicified Carbonates. Carbonates. chalk. Tempelet (Svalbard). Loggelinje. Midterhuken (Svalbard). Loggelinje. 1) Porosity. Cubic packing. ? = 47.6 %. Rombic packing. ? = 26 %. Cubic packing, different grain size. ? = 12.5 %. water. oie. Sand grain. Ideal. Porosity:.

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WAG-CO2 process : pore- and core-scale experiments

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University of Kansas: Mehdi Salehi, Stephen Johnson and Jenn-Tai Liang

Wettability alteration of carbonate rock mediated by biosurfactant produced from high-starch agricultural effluents. University of Kansas: Mehdi Salehi, Stephen Johnson and Jenn-Tai Liang Idaho National Laboratory: Sandra Fox and Gregory Bala 9 th International Wettability Symposium

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University of Kansas: Mehdi Salehi, Stephen Johnson and Jenn-Tai Liang

Wettability alteration of carbonate rock mediated by biosurfactant produced from high-starch agricultural effluents. University of Kansas: Mehdi Salehi, Stephen Johnson and Jenn-Tai Liang Idaho National Laboratory: Sandra Fox and Gregory Bala 9 th International Wettability Symposium

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Reservoir Fluids and Reservoir Pressure

Chapter 1 (Part 2). Reservoir Fluids and Reservoir Pressure. Reservoir Fluids. What is a Fluid? Any substance that will flow Reservoir Rock Usually Contains three Fluids: Oil Gas (Does not have to be a liquid) Salt Water. Reservoir Fluids (Salt Water).

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