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formal methods | 1975

Synergism in Thickened Water Systems for Improved Oil Recovery

Charles J. Norton; David O. Falk

Bicomponent water soluble polymer systems were tested for synergism in viscosity, screen factor, and recovery efficiency (using the Maraflood process). Synergism in one measurement for a specific polymer system was not necessarily accompanied by synergism in the other measurements. Synergism was unpredictable from the chemical nature and structure of the polymers. However, it was related to hydrogen bonding between the polymers and interactions involving water. The largest interactions were noted between nonionic and anionic systems. Four synergistic oil recovery systems have been patented by these authors. Out of 106 systems tested only nine showed significant screen factor synergism.


Archive | 1990

Method of protecting a permeable formation

David O. Falk


Archive | 1981

Process for cleaning a subterranean injection surface and for selectively reducing the permeability of a subterranean formation

Charles J. Norton; David O. Falk


Archive | 1990

Method of gravel packing a subterranean well

Donald E. Schroeder; David O. Falk


Archive | 1984

Process for selectively plugging permeable zones in a subterranean formation

David O. Falk


Archive | 1991

Polyvinyl sulfonate scale inhibitor

David O. Falk; Frank L. Dormish; Phillip M. Beazley; Ronald G. Thompson


Archive | 1990

Gel composition and method of treatment

David O. Falk


Archive | 1970

POLYACRYLAMIDE-POLYALKENEOXIDE MOBILITY CONTROL PROCESS

Charles J. Norton; David O. Falk


Archive | 1984

Process for selectively plugging a subterranean formation with a polymer gel

David O. Falk


Archive | 1986

Polymer gelation process for oil recovery applications

David O. Falk

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