WettabilityElsevier, 25 de nov. de 2013 - 336 páginas The wettability of oil reservoirs is the most important factor controlling the rate of oil recovery, providing a profound effect on petroleum production. The petroleum industry has increased the research effort on wettability, but, so far, there has been limited coverage on the topic. Wettability reviews the major research and applications on wettability, capillary pressure and improved recovery. Critical topics including core preservation, the effect of wettability on relative permeability, surface forces such as van der Waals equation of state, petroleum traps and pore size effects are all included in this musthave handbook. Deciphering the techniques and examples will increase the efficiency and production of oil recovery, translating to stronger reservoir simulations and improved well production. |
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15 Core Preservation | 16 |
16 Capillary Pressure | 17 |
17 Amott Wettability Index | 25 |
113 Effects of Wettability on Electrical Properties | 45 |
114 Dispersion and Wettability | 49 |
115 Influence of Wettability | 54 |
Chapter 2 Surface Forces | 57 |
Chapter 3 Wettability and Production | 121 |
Chapter 4 Pore Size Effects and Wettability Alteration | 173 |
Chapter 5 Practical Applications of Wettability | 239 |
Chapter 6 Fortran Computer Programs | 263 |
18 Combined AmottUSBM Wettability Test | 26 |
19 Spontaneous Imbibition | 27 |
111 Spreading | 31 |
112 Effect of Wettability on Relative Permeability | 37 |
Front Tracking Program | 301 |
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