Enhanced Oil Recovery
Improved oil recuperation is the utilization of various procedures for extending the proportion of grungy oil that can be isolated from an oil field. Improved oil recovery is furthermore called upgraded oil recovery or tertiary recovery. According to the US Department of Energy, there are three basic frameworks for EOR: warm recovery, gas implantation, and substance infusion. Now and then the term quaternary recovery is used to imply more advanced, hypothetical, EOR methodologies. Using EOR, 30 to 60 percent, or more, of the inventory's special oil can be removed, contrasted with 20 with 40 percent using fundamental and assistant recovery.
- Gas Injection
- Waterflooding
- Pressure Maintenance
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas Miscible Slug
- Enriched Gas Miscible Process
- High Pressure Lean Gas Miscible Process
- Carbon Dioxide Process
- Chemical Processes
- Micellar Polymer Flooding
- Caustic Flooding
- Polymer Flooding
- Thermal Recovery
- Steam Injection
- Nitrogen Injection
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