Hydrogen (H 2) is increasingly recognized worldwide as a pivotal, clean energy carrier
essential for decarbonizing various sectors, including transportation, power generation, and …

In situ catalytic upgrading of heavy oil decomposes viscous heavy oil underground through
a series of complex chemical and physical reactions with the aid of an injected catalyst, and …

To better understand in-situ combustion (ISC) theory and reveal the oxidation behavior and
mechanism of Hongqian (HQ) heavy crude oil, the thermo-oxidative characteristics and …

Heavy oil and bitumen resources are estimated to account for about 70% of the global oil
reserves. Recovery of these resources economically and environmentally is crucial to satisfy …

The oxidation behavior and kinetics of crude oil within tight shale differ from those of
traditional light and heavy oils. In this study, the static oxidation tests on tight shale samples …

Abstract In-situ combustion (ISC), as a time-honored replacement technology for heavy
reservoir development, needs to improve its application effect urgently. The oxidation …

The global push for sustainable energy solutions has highlighted the importance of
producing carbon-zero hydrogen (H 2) directly from petroleum reservoirs. In-situ combustion …

Air injection is a promising method to enhance light crude oil recovery. To effectively utilize
this technology, understanding the oxidation behaviour and interactions of SARA …

This paper presents the first systematic study on the characterization of dynamic adsorption
regimes of gas in porous media using the ratio of inter-to intraparticle diffusion coefficients …

In situ combustion (ISC) has drawn much attention in the exploitation of heavy oil reservoirs
because of its small surface footprint and high recovery efficiency relative to steam injection …