Results of the continuation of a review series covering the period 2009 to 2012 on high-
pressure phase equilibria are given, including a compilation of systems investigated, recent …

The recovery performance of immiscible and miscible CO2 huff-and-puff processes for
enhanced oil recovery (EOR) in a light crude oil sample was experimentally investigated …

In this study, the effect of four asphaltene samples on the wettability alteration of carbonate
reservoir rock is investigated. The wettability of each core, before and after the deposition of …

Solvent bitumen extraction processes are alternatives to thermal processes with potential for
improved economic and environmental performance. However, solvent interaction with …

Long-time contact of heavy crude oil with rock leads to an adsorption phenomenon, which
causes the rock surface to become oil-wet and appears as a barrier to the fluid flow in the …

Upon the formation and the accumulation of the deposits, cost-effective cleaning strategies
should be applied to remediate and remove the organic solids. The injection of aromatic …

In order to quantitatively evaluate the pore-scale formation damage of tight sandstones
caused by asphaltene precipitation during CO 2 flooding, the coreflood tests and Nuclear …

The thorough knowledge of the asphaltene aggregation phenomena and
pressure/temperature related kinetics is helpful for accurate prediction/control of the …

Asphaltenes are the heaviest and most polar class of compounds in crude oil, which may
precipitate out of solution due to changes in the pressure, composition, or temperature …

In this work, kinetic asphaltene precipitation was investigated using temperature fluctuations.
Asphaltene precipitation was previously identified as a fully reversible process by altering …