Next-Generation Strategies for Enhanced Oil Recovery
Monday, 20 October
Room 342CF
Technical Session
This session discusses the latest advances in different EOR methods for improving microscopic and macroscopic efficiencies from Sandstone and Carbonate formations. The discussed EOR methods include low salinity, surfactant, polymer, Alkaline, foam and combinations from light- and heavy-oil reservoirs. Example applications are discussed from laboratory and numerical works as well as field pilots.
Session Chairpersons
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1400-1425 228243Pursuing Upside Potential Of Low Salinity Waterflood Eor In Carbonate Reservoirs
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1425-1450 228204A Novel Green Viscoelastic Gemini Surfactant For Viscous Oil Micro- And Macroscopic Recovery
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1450-1515 228083Breaking The Limits Of Co₂ Eor: Why Nanobubbles Are More Effective Than Microbubbles In Oil Mobilization
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1545-1610 228210Bridging Laboratory Insights To Field Applications: Advancing Geochemical Modelling Of Hybrid Low-salinity Surfactant Flooding In Carbonates
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1610-1635 227911A Simplified Approach For Modeling PVT And Flow Behavior Of Four-Phase Fluid In Solvent-based Bitumen Recovery
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1635-1700 228073Polymers Vs. Foams And Emulsions: Distinct Viscoelastic Contributions To Oil Displacement
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Alternate 227997Formation Damage By Asphaltene Deposition During Gas Injection
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Alternate 227938Low-cost Quaternary Chemically Enhanced Oil Recovery - Alkali Polymer Flooding Pilot Results
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Alternate 227894Novel Copolymer Thickener For Live Oil CO2-EOR In Secondary And Tertiary Processes
