Unlocking oil from tight reservoirs remains a challenging task, as the existence of fractures and oil-wet rock surfaces tends to make recovery uneconomic. Injecting gas in form foam is considered feasible technique such for providing conformance control reducing gas-oil interfacial tension (IFT) that allows injected fluids enter matrix. This paper presents modeling strategy aims understand beha...

The measurement of the minimum miscibility pressure (MMP) is one of the most important steps in the project design of miscible gas injection for which several experimental and modeling methods have been proposed. On the other hand, the standard procedure for compositional studies of miscible gas injection process is the regression of EOS to the conventional PVT tests. Moreover, this procedure d...

CO2 miscible displacement is not feasible in many oil fields due to high reservoir temperature as higher pressure is required to achieve miscibility. The miscibility pressure is far higher than the formation fracture pressure making it impossible to have CO2 miscible displacement. However, by using oleophilic chemicals, minimum miscibility pressure (MMP) could be lowered. The main objective of ...

Dimethyl ether (DME) is a compound first introduced by Shell as chemical solvent for enhanced oil recovery (EOR). This study aims to investigate the efficiency of EOR using minimum miscible pressure (MMP) and viscous gravity number when mixed CO2 DME injected. Adding water-alternating-gas process reduces MMP number. Reduction in results conditions at lower pressures, which has favorable effect ...

Injection of CO2 in geological reservoirs or deep aquifers is nowadays studied to regulate the global warming by limiting the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by human activity into the atmosphere. CO2 is captured from exhaust gas in power plants or industrial units and then stored in underground geological reservoirs. The experience available in the oil industry concerning CO2 injection clea...

Gas reservoirs usually have high recovery due to high mobility and low residual gas saturation, although some of them producing under water-drive mechanism have low recovery efficiency. Encroachment of water into these reservoirs traps considerable amount of gas and increases the maximum residual gas saturation, which results in the reduction of gas and condensate production. Generally, the rec...

Gas injection into carbonate formations is one of the most important activities to protect oil reserves that can guarantee a steady production. On-time injection of enough gas can result in the recovery of billions barrels of oil. In addition, it can preserve a huge amount of gas for the next generations. If the reservoir depth is shallow, or the reservoir fluid has a little amount of intermedi...

Carbon dioxide storage combined with enhanced oil recovery (CCS-EOR) is an important approach for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. We use pore-scale imaging to help understand CO2 and during CCS-EOR at immiscible near-miscible injection conditions. study in situ flooding oil-wet reservoir rock elevated temperature pressure using X-ray micro-tomography. observe the predicted, but hitherto unre...