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Experimental investigation of deposition of crude oil components in brine-filled pores

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2009

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Fogden, Andrew

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Scandinavian University Press

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It is often presumed that fine-scale surface pores and roughness in reservoir rock remain water-wet. To test this assumption, deposition tendency of asphaltenes and resins during crude oil aging of brine-filled pores was investigated. Model frameworks of

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Keywords: Applied pressure; Deposition tendency; Experimental investigations; Model framework; NaCl concentration; Oil components; Planar films; Pore networks; Pore wall; Reservoir rock; Submicron; Surface pores; Thin layers; Calcium chloride; Crude oil; Deposition

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/57897

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Proceedings of International Symposium of the Society of Core Analysts 2009

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Conference paper

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2037-12-31

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