Enhanced oil recovery using water as a driving fluid - 5. alkaline flooding field applications
Necmettin Mungan
Abstract
Necmettin Mungan
Abstract
A description is given of what to look for in selecting a candidate reservoir for alkaline flooding, how to pilot test the process and the experience gained from field applications to date. At present, there appears to be a renewal of interest in alkaline flooding and a number of new field applications are expected in coming years. Attractions of the process include its simplicity, its low cost and the ready availability of suitable alkaline chemicals. 12 refs.
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A description is given of what to look for in selecting a candidate reservoir for alkaline flooding, how to pilot test the process and the experience gained from field applications to date. At present, there appears to be a renewal of interest in alkaline flooding and a number of new field applications are expected in coming years. Attractions of the process include its simplicity, its low cost and the ready availability of suitable alkaline chemicals. 12 refs.
Key concepts: Flooding (psychology), Environmental science, Oil field, Water flooding, Enhanced oil recovery, Simplicity, Process (computing), Field (mathematics)