Process for recovery of oil from an oil-bearing formation
A technology for oil-carrying formations and formations, applied in chemical instruments and methods, production fluids, earthwork drilling, etc., can solve problems such as reducing formation permeability
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[0099] Experiments were conducted to determine the effect of using a low-salinity aqueous displacement fluid on viscosity and divalent cation exchange in an oil-bearing formation relative to an aqueous displacement fluid formed by combining a polymer with formation water. The displacement fluid contains polymer and has a TDS content of less than 5,000 ppm and less than half that of the formation water, and its MAR is 70-130% of that of the formation water. For low salinity aqueous displacement fluids and aqueous displacement fluids formed by combining polymers with formation water, the amount of polymer required to provide the same viscosity was measured.
[0100] Sandstone cores were aged with crude oil for 4 weeks at a temperature of 50°C (corresponding to the formation temperature of the formation from which the crude oil was obtained). Diffraction analysis indicated that the core material was 95% quartz, and the remaining 5% consisted of illite-smectite, kaolin and illite-...
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