Geochemical and Geophysical Implications of CO2 Flooding for Bakken Reservoirs Peng Luo1, Weiguo Luo1, and Ian Coulson2 Abstract Saskatchewan’s Bakken oil reservoirs are endowed with an estimated 25 to 100 billion barr - Relative permeability - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Geochemical and Geophysical Implications of CO2 Flooding for Bakken Reservoirs Peng Luo1, Weiguo Luo1, and Ian Coulson2 Abstract Saskatchewan’s Bakken oil reservoirs are endowed with an estimated 25 to 100 billion barr Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-31 12:45:05 Open Document File Size: 67,70 KB Share Result on Facebook City Regina / / Company Williston Basin Petroleum / / IndustryTerm oil producers / oil / gas flooding / oil-bearing zone / conventional heavy/medium/light oil reservoirs / oil reservoirs / electron microscopy-energy dispersive spectroscopy / tight oil reservoirs / / Organization Energy Division / Saskatchewan Research Council / / Person Peng Luo / / ProvinceOrState Saskatchewan / / Technology spectroscopy / EOR technologies / X-ray / / SocialTag Matter Porous media Enhanced oil recovery Tight oil Carbon dioxide flooding Petroleum reservoir Petroleum Relative permeability Permeability Soft matter

Geochemical and Geophysical Implications of CO2 Flooding for Bakken Reservoirs Peng Luo1, Weiguo Luo1, and Ian Coulson2 Abstract Saskatchewan’s Bakken oil reservoirs are endowed with an estimated 25 to 100 billion barrAdd to Reading List