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Logister, R. (author)
Polymer flooding is an important EOR method in heavy oil reservoirs, where field studies showed a recovery up to 59%. However, accurate assessment of injectivity of viscous polymer solutions can give major challenges. Little research has been devoted to pressure build-up phenomena with polymer injection in porous media. Therefore, the objective...
master thesis 2014
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Ammiwala, Huzefa (author)
A petroleum production system is generally modelled based on the concept of nodal analysis, where the entire system is broken down into discrete elements such as near-well bore, tubing, surface choke and flow line. Operating flow rates and pressures can be estimated with a nodal analysis procedure by calculation of the intersection of...
master thesis 2017
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Trujillo Cuellar, Roberto (author)
In-depth water diversion is a chemical EOR method that has been winning acceptance over the last years because of several reasons. One of them is the fact that sodium silicate, active component, is considered a green chemical. Moreover, this component has shown the ability to generate thermally activated plugs at far away distances from the...
master thesis 2017
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Pragt, Nasar (author)
The geological history of the McArthur Basin (NT Australia) is poorly understood. It consists of five onshore Paleo- to Mesoproterozoic packages with mainly siliciclastic and carbonate rocks, with cumulative thicknesses up to 15km. The basin contains the world’s oldest hydrocarbons, principally hosted in unconventional...
master thesis 2018
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Sangers, Marvin (author)
This study discusses the potential of the in-depth water diversion (IDD) process to enhance oil recovery from subsurface reservoirs and investigates IDD strategies through an ensemble optimization approach. Pilot studies in the North Sea performed in recent years have shown that Sodium Silicate can be applied as blocking agent, diverting water...
master thesis 2018
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