In order to facilitate continued education, research, and progress within the industry, ESal maintains a library of relevant papers and articles that we believe are beneficial and informative.
We want to do our part to help the energy industry continue to move forward in the areas of efficiency, sustainability, and environmental cleanliness.
The articles in our library are excellent resources for all who have an interest in wettability and how its application can help our industry.
M. Adeel Sohal Geoffrey Thyne Erik G. Søgaard Abstract The additional oil recovery from fractured and oil-wet carbonates by ionically modified water is principally based
M. Adeel Sohal Sergey Kucheryavskiy Geoffrey Thyne Erik G. Søgaard Abstract Adjustment of the ionic composition and strength of injected or imbibed brine for enhanced
Geoffrey Thyne Patrick Brady Abstract Determination of in situ formation water chemistry is an essential component of reservoir management. This paper details the use of thermodynamic
Patrick V.Brady Charles R.Bryan GeoffreyThyne HuinaLi Abstract We describe here a method for modifying the bulk composition (pH, salinity, hardness) of fracturing fluids and overflushes
M. Adeel Sohal Geoffrey Thyne Erik G. Søgaard Abstract The accurate determination of the wetting condition of carbonate reservoirs is a prerequisite for the selection
Geoffrey Thyne, SPE Abstract The natural decline in oil production in Alaskan reservoirs is challenging producers to find methods to extend production. The current stage
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