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Effect of the Temperature on Wettability and Optimum Wetting Conditions for Maximum Oil Recovery in a Carbonate Reservoir System

by ESal | Feb 23, 2017 | Other Publications

Effect of the Temperature on Wettability and Optimum Wetting Conditions for Maximum Oil Recovery in a Carbonate Reservoir System M. Adeel Sohal Geoffrey Thyne Erik G. Søgaard AbstractThe additional oil recovery from fractured and oil-wet carbonates by ionically...

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