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Insights into Enhanced Oil Recovery by Polymer‐Viscosity Reducing Surfactant Combination Flooding in Conventional Heavy Oil ReservoirChen et al., 2021
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- Chen Y
- He H
- Yu Q
- Liu H
- Chen L
- Ma X
- Liu W
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- Geofluids
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Polymer flooding has a significant potential to enhance oil recovery in a light oil reservoir. However, for polymer flooding in a conventional heavy oil reservoir, due to unfavorable mobility ratio between water and oil, the improvement of sweep efficiency is limited, resulting …
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