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Gelation of a water-shutoff gel at high pressure and high temperature: rheological investigation

El-Karsani et al., 2015

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7264704048313423265
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El-Karsani K
Al-Muntasheri G
Sultan A
Hussein I
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SPE Journal

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Polymeric gels are used to reduce or shut off excess water in petroleum reservoirs. The strength of polymeric gels needs to be high enough to withstand the water flow. This study investigates the strength of an organically crosslinked polyacrylamide (PAM) with …
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