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Volumn 97, Issue , 2012, Pages 174-185
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The influence of salinity on the viscous instability in viscous-modified low-interfacial tension flow during surfactant-polymer flooding in heavy oil reservoirs
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Author keywords
Capillary number; Heavy oil recovery; Oil wet; Surfactant polymer flooding; Viscous instability
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Indexed keywords
BREAKTHROUGH TIME;
CAPILLARY NUMBERS;
DYNAMIC VISCOSITIES;
FLOWTHROUGH;
HEAVY OIL;
HEAVY OIL RECOVERY;
HEAVY OIL RESERVOIRS;
LOW-IFT;
MOBILITY RATIOS;
NON-WETTING;
OIL-WET;
PORE NETWORKS;
PORE VOLUME;
POROUS MEDIUM;
QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION;
SALINITY LEVELS;
VISCOUS FINGERS;
VISCOUS INSTABILITY;
WETTING PHASE;
CAPILLARITY;
CONTACT ANGLE;
HEAVY OIL PRODUCTION;
PETROLEUM RESERVOIRS;
POROUS MATERIALS;
SALINITY MEASUREMENT;
SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTS;
WETTING;
STABILITY;
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EID: 84861188852
PISSN: 00162361
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuel.2012.02.050 Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (34)
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References (50)
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