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Polymer Flood Predictive Model (PFPM)

Polymer Flood Predictive Model (PFPM)0 DownloadsPolymer flooding modelling with commercial simulators hasn’t provided full satisfaction so far. Predictions regarding injectivity, oil recovery, and sweep efficiency are often far away from the actual field results. Some analytical methods exist as proposed by Gary Pope’ student in the 80’s, reused for Captain field injectivity calculations for instance.

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Polymer Flooding – Open access book chapter

Polymer Flooding – Open access book chapter0 DownloadsA. Thomas, “Polymer Flooding”, in Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery (cEOR) – a Practical Overview. London, United Kingdom: IntechOpen, 2016 [Online]. The focus of this chapter is on polymers and their use to enhance oil recovery through the process known as polymer flooding. Emphasis is given to practical information relevant to

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Some Key Features to Consider When Studying Polyacrylamides for cEOR

Some Key Features to Consider When Studying Polyacrylamides for cEOR0 Downloads2013. A. Thomas, N. Gaillard, C. Favéro. Among Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery (CEOR) methods, polymer flooding is a straightforward technique with a long commercial history and proven results. It consists in injecting polymer-augmented water into a subterranean formation in order to improve, thanks to the viscosity increase, the

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A pragmatic approach to polymer flooding to accelerate field implementation

A pragmatic approach to polymer flooding to accelerate field implementation2 Downloads2022. In this short paper, we will try to address several questions regarding the deployment of polymer flooding and the remaining challenges, while providing a series of guidelines to accelerate the deployment of this technique in maturing oilfields. Download Now!Size: 1.7 MB

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