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Calculation of Oil Displacement by Countercurrent Water Imbibition
Available to PurchasePublisher: Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
Paper presented at the SPE Secondary Recovery Conference, May 2–3, 1960
Paper Number: SPE-1475-G
... Secondary Recovery Conference, 2–3 May, Wichita Falls, Texas Abstract This paper presents numerical solutions or the equations describing the imbibition of water and the countercurrent flow of oil in porous rocks. The imbibition process is of practical importance in recovery of oil from...
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Water Flood Curtailment - Pro and Con
Available to PurchasePublisher: Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
Paper presented at the SPE Secondary Recovery Symposium, May 5–6, 1958
Paper Number: SPE-1070-G
...-all flood. It is this type of curtailment which will be considered in this discussion. Upstream Oil & Gas consideration laboratory experiment reservoir waterflooding water flood curtailment water flood flood oil production imbibition injection enhanced recovery argument Oil...