Singh et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Implications of sand mobilization on stability and rheological properties of carbon dioxide foam and its transport mechanism in unconsolidated sandstoneSingh et al., 2023
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- 14155997623377553749
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- Singh A
- Sharma T
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- Energy
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This study reports the role of sand grain (of varying size: 60–380 μm and concentration: 0–3 wt%) on stability and properties of Pickering carbon dioxide (CO 2) foam, which relates to foam transport problem during oil recovery practice in unconsolidated formation. For foams …
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