Advances in EOR 2: Laboratory, Modeling and Field Deployment
Friday, 23 October
Room 371 CF
Technical Session
This session highlights recent advancements in enhanced oil recovery (EOR) strategies focused on polymer, low-salinity waterflooding, and CO2-based processes, with an emphasis on both technical performance and practical deployment. The session focuses on the roles of these EOR methods from laboratory to field-pilot application in diverse reservoir environments. These contributions highlight cost-effective and technically promising techniques towards improving recovery efficiency.
Session Chairpersons
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1400-1425 233836Effectiveness of Low Concentration Thickener in Secondary/Tertiary and Wag Injection from CO2 Viscosification and Interfacial Elasticity Increase
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1425-1450 233863Estimating Regional Scale Technical Feasibility of CO2-Enhanced Oil Recovery
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1450-1515 233797Surfactant-Polymer-Oil-Brine Interactions: Coupled Phase Behavior, Interfacial Tension, and Rheological Characterization
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1515-1540 233995Upside Potential of Low Salinity Waterflood EOR in Carbonate Reservoirs—Crude Compositional Impact on Oil Recovery
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1540-1605 234150Waterflood Mobility Control by Low-Salinity Polymer Flooding at High Adverse Mobility Conditions
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1605-1630 234175Integrated Formulation Optimization and Coreflood Validation of Surfactant-Polymer Flooding in High-Temperature Anhydrite-Rich Dolomite Reservoirs
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Alternate 234207Effects of Oil Viscosity and Moderate Heating on Polymer Flooding: Two-Dimensional Experiments and Simulation
