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Designing for Mixed Wettability

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2008

Authors

Kumar, Munish
Senden, Timothy
Latham, Shane
Sheppard, Adrian
Knackstedt, Mark
Cinar, Yildiray

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Society of Petroleum Engineers

Abstract

In this paper we describe a technique based on radio frequency plasma treatment in H2O vapour to reproducibly clean and modify the surface energy of clastic and carbonate core material allowing the establishment of well defined wettability conditions. We

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Keywords: Carbonate cores; Fluid distributions; Oil and gas reservoirs; Oil wets; Plasma treatments; Radio frequencies; Report measurements; Resistivity indices; Rock microstructures; Surface energies; Tomographic; Tomographic datums; Water wets; Carbonation; Corem

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/38997

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ANU Research Publications

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Proceedings of: Designing for Mixed Wettability

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Conference paper

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2037-12-31

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