
doi: 10.2172/1610 , 10.2172/1609 , 10.2172/1586
Surfactant and foam properties have been evaluated at high pressure using the foam durability apparatus. For a number of surfactant solutions the interfacial tension with cense CO2, critical micelle concentrations, foaming ability, and foam stability were determined. Preliminary results show that these tests correlate well to predict surfactant properties and mobility in cores. Work has also restarted in the parallel-dual permeability system.
Physical Properties, Enhanced Recovery, Surfactants, 02 Petroleum, Carbon Dioxide Injection, Simulation
Physical Properties, Enhanced Recovery, Surfactants, 02 Petroleum, Carbon Dioxide Injection, Simulation
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