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Interpretation of a CO2 WAG injectivity Test in the San Andres Formation using a compositional Simulator

Roper Jr et al., 1992

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11050783247306229859
Author
Roper Jr M
Cheng C
Varnon J
Pope G
Sepehrnoori K
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SPE Improved Oil Recovery Conference?

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It has been well documented that tertiary carbon dioxide WAG cycle injectivity during displacements above the minimum pressure for dynamic miscibility cannot be reliably predicted on the basis of viscosity ratios and waterflood injectivity performance alone …
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