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Simulation of Low-Salinity Water-Alternating Impure CO2 Process for Enhanced Oil Recovery and CO2 Sequestration in Carbonate Reservoirs

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By Kwangduk Seo, Bomi Kim, Qingquan Liu, Kun Sang Lee
| MDPI
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Economic Optimization of Enhanced Oil Recovery and Carbon Storage Using Mixed Dimethyl Ether-Impure CO2 Solvent in a Heterogeneous Reservoir

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By Bomi Kim, Qingquan Liu, Kun Sang Lee, Kwangduk Seo
| MDPI
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Modification of Interfacial Tension and Wettability in Oil-Brine-Quartz System by in Situ Bacterial Biosurfactant Production at Reservoir Conditions: Implications for Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery | Energy & Fuels

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By Taehyung Park, Sukhwan Yoon, Min-Kyung Jeon, Kun Sang Lee
| American Chemical Society
Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) is a term encompassing various unconventional processes for enhancement of oil production from nearly depleted oil reservoirs.(1,2) Commercial EOR strategies that are widely implemented in the oil industry include thermal injection, gas injection, and injection of synthetic chemicals, all of which are intended to alter capillarity in porous media.(3−5) Applications of such techniques enable improved oil recovery from reservoirs, from which, otherwise, only 30–50%...
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