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Proceedings Papers
Oxygen Fireflooding: Determination of Maximum Water/Oxygen Ratio for Normal Wet Combustion
Available to PurchasePublisher: Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
Paper presented at the CIM/SPE International Technical
Meeting, June 10–13, 1990
Paper Number: SPE-21573-MS
... and oxygen requirements, and rates of combustion/steam fronts advance were determined. The results show that up to 7% residual oil saturation (based on pore volume) remains in the burned zone at the highest WO 2 R studied. Thus, one of the main benefits of wet combustion, viz., reduced fuel/O 2 consumption...
