... of the various commercially available polymers. These are the dispersion and the swelling tests. Four different original core shale samples from depths that range from 4,200 ft to13,700 ft were used for this study. Three commercially available polymers were selected in order to evaluate their inhibitive nature...

... & gas injection water wax remediation paraffin remediation precipitate calcite dispersion sulfate hydrate inhibition THE PETROLEUM SOCIETY PAPER 98-l 7 Giant Oil Field Formation Waters and Derivation of a Simple Empirical Colleration for Prediction of their Related Scaling Problems...

... . These reservoirs show "foamy-oil" behaviour in wellhead samples produced under solution gas drive. The oil isproduced in the form of an oil-continuous foam which has the appearance of chocolate mousse and contains a high volume fraction of gas 3 . Foamy oil may be defined as a heavy oil containing dispersed gas...

... been developed. Theoretical examples based on industrial operating conditions have been solved to demonstrate the effectiveness of this method and apparatus. Introduction The occurrence of dispersions of oil and solid impurities within liquids is widespread and undesinl.ble. There is often the need...

... Abstract Laboratory breakthrough curves obtained from field cores are used to characterize the dispersion of miscible displacement. The analysis presented is based upon a set of equations for miscible flow which have been recently proposed by the authors. A solution to these equations...

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... Abstract The pipeline flow behaviour of unstable oil-in-water and water-in-oil emulsions has been studied over a wide range of experimental conditions. The effects of flow rate, pipe diameter and the dispersed phase concentration have been determined. In laminar flow, oil-in-water emulsions...

... Abstract Dispersion and migration of clay fines have been recognized as a source of permeability impairment and production decline in many reservoir formations. This paper discusses the results of laboratory experiments which indicate that the frequently observed permeability loss from fines...

... Abstract Emulsions were prepared with a California crude oil and tap water by stabilizing with a nonionic emulsifier (Triton X-114). Their rheological properties were studied as a function of composition, temperature, and shear rate. Those having high concentrations of the dispersed phase...