Asphaltene precipitation/deposition is considered a problem of formation damage, which can reduce the oil recovery factor. In addition, asphaltenes be deposited in pipelines and surface installations, causing serious complications guaranteeing runoff, decreasing production wells. The precipitation minimized by reducing flowrate or using chemical inhibitors. Analyzing stability trend petroleum v...

Asphaltene deposition in the pore-throats of reservoir rock reduces permeability, which leads to a reduction oil production. The amount deposited asphaltene is generally expressed by an equation that sums three types deposition: surface deposition, pore-throat plugging, and entrainment asphaltene. plugging accelerated increase asphaltene, termed snow-ball effect. Wang Civan's model commonly use...

During production from oil wells, the deposition of asphaltene and wax at surface facilities porous media is one major operational challenges. The crude rate significantly reduced due to inside reservoir. In addition, these solids costly companies. this study, efficiency different solvents in dissolving was investigated through static dynamic tests. analysis solid deposits choke Iranian carbona...

Radar has been used for remote sensing and surveillance for decades. Nowadays radar remote sensing and radar surveillance is used for many different things in the modern society. Radar can sense objects or environments from very long distance. Electromagnetic radar waves can work where and when light cannot. This unique ability of radar made remote sensing techniques available in research and i...

Integration of Asphaltenes Flocculation Modeling into Athos Reservoir Simulator — To respond to the ever-growing needs of reservoir simulation studies in a large range of applications, it has been considered necessary to integrate an asphaltenes flocculation model into the Athos software. Athos is a multipurpose simulator which provides a lot of different physical options. Operating companies w...

Water-in-oil mixtures were grouped into four states or classes: stable, mesostable, unstable, and entrained water. Of these, only stable and mesostable states can be characterized as emulsions. These states were established according to lifetime, visual appearance, complex modulus, and differences in viscosity. Water content at formation was not an important factor. Water-in-oil emulsions made ...