INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF USING CHEMICALLY ENHANCED WATER DURING WATER ALTERNATING GAS INJECTION ON OIL RECOVERY
The field incremental recovery of immiscible water alternating gas (WAG) process is about 5-l 0% original oil in place (OOIP). A low recovery of the WAG process is associated with water blocking, gravity segregation, unfavorable mobility control, and decreased gas injectivity. To minimize the...
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2013
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