Carbonate reservoirs worldwide are complex in structure, diverse in form, and highly
heterogeneous. Based on these characteristics, the reservoir stimulation technologies and …

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) is used to retrieve capillary trapped and bypassed oil in the
reservoir. Accordingly, laboratory and field applications of chemical EOR (CEOR) methods …

The major challenges facing oil production during/after secondary recovery include oil
entrapment by water and high water mobility. Hence, currently, Enhanced Oil Recovery …

Polymer flooding is a proven chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery (cEOR) method that boosts
oil production beyond waterflooding. Thorough theoretical and practical knowledge has …

The aging of the existing reservoirs makes the hydrocarbon extraction shift toward newer
reserves, and harsh conditioned carbonates, which possess high temperature and high …

Nanofluids in recent years have shown great potential as a chemical enhanced oil recovery
(EOR) technology, thanks to their excellent performance in altering interfacial properties …

In order to quantitatively study the matching between hydrophobically associating polymers
(HAPs) and reservoir pore-throat size in offshore oilfields, the geological characteristics and …

Low salinity polymer (LSP) based enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technique is getting more
attention due to its potential of improving both displacement and sweep efficiencies …

In recent years, chemical flooding has become significant in oilfield development. As its
scope of application gets wider, choosing the proper chemical agent becomes an issue for …

Low-salinity polymer flooding (LSPF) is a promising enhanced oil recovery (EOR) method
with a synergetic effect of combining the polymer injection and low-salinity water injection …