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Degradable PAM hydrogel mediated by hydroxy acids for temporary plugging

In this study, the degradation time of gel plugs was regulated by introducing hydroxy acids to adjust the crosslink density, effectively addressing the challenge of controllable degradation time in...

Biomass-derived amphiphilic nitrogen-doped carbon dots: Molecular design, interfacial regulation, and enhanced oil recovery performance

In response to the overlooked influence of precursor molecular structure on interfacial performance in the application of amphiphilic carbon dots (CDs) for enhanced oil recovery (EOR), this study synthesized...

Review: Research on the Development Trends of Measurement While Drilling (MWD) Technology in Oil and Gas Drilling

As one of the pivotal technologies in oil and gas field exploration and development, downhole measurement technology provides a scientific basis for reservoir evaluation, drilling optimization, development...

Three-Dimensional Heat Transfer Model of Oil-Water Two-Phase Stratified Flow

Oil-water stratified flow, a fundamental pattern in multiphase pipe flow, is commonly encountered in offshore petroleum production and transportation. Although hydraulic characteristics of this flow...

Impact of microwave treatment on rheological properties and structural evolution of waxy crude oil

The transportation of waxy crude oil is severely challenged by its high viscosity and tendency to form a gel structure at low temperatures. This study comparatively investigated the effectiveness of...

Dual-modality microwave-conductivity sensing system for flow characterization in high water-cut production wells

This study introduces a novel microwave-conductivity dual-modality sensing system for liquid-liquid flow measurement in oilfield water injection. The system combines a flexible microstrip array antenna...

Unlocking the seal capacity of unconsolidated Quaternary hydrate-bearing sediments: carbon isotope gradients as a proxy for dynamic gas trapping efficiency

Submarine gas hydrate systems store vast carbon inventories (∼1,500–12,400 Gt C) yet pose dual risks as potential geohazard multipliers and climate feedback agents under oceanic warming. Conventional...

Lateral constrained multi-trace seismic inversion based on deep learning

Seismic inversion is a widely used method for exploring and characterizing subsurface geological structures, especially in the context of oil and gas exploration. The data-driven approach exemplified...

Sedimentary heterogeneity-constrained differential diagenesis in fluvial tight sandstones: Implications for reservoir quality heterogeneity in sandbody architectural elements

Fluvial tight sandstones, as unconventional reservoirs, feature complex sedimentary, diagenetic, and reservoir quality heterogeneities that fundamentally control their exploration and development. This...

Mechanical, structural, and mineralogical changes of shale under acid-CO2-rock interactions and their implications for CO2 storage

Elucidating the underlying chemo-mechanical coupling mechanisms of acid- supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) reactions in shale reservoirs is essential for advancing the efficacy and safety of CO2...

CT investigation on oilwell cement deterioration caused by H2S along a leaking channel under high temperature: Insights for geothermal applications

The alteration of oilwell cement due to H2S poses a significant threat to wellbore structural integrity in geothermal environments. However, laboratory studies on the cement deterioration process caused...

Chloride-dependent enhancement of microbiologically influenced corrosion on X80 steel by Desulfovibrio desulfuricans: the critical role of extracellular polymeric substances

Microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) and chloride ion attack represent principal factors contributing to the premature failure of marine metallic infrastructures. This study systematically investigated...

Nanoconfined multi-phase interactions govern distinct phase behavior of CO2-oil in shale during CCUS-EOR process

Nanopores are widely distributed in shale oil formations, and the distinctions induced by nanoconfinement significantly affect the accuracy of multiphase fluid behavior prediction and flow characterization...

Investigating residual oil distribution and CO2-EOR mechanisms in sand-conglomerate reservoirs using integrated CT and NMR techniques

Sand-conglomerate reservoirs, comprising cemented sand grains and gravels, exhibit strong heterogeneity and complex flow behavior, which often result in poor sweep efficiency and low recovery during...

CFD study on gas-solid hydrodynamics during the scale-up of high-density circulating fluidized bed

High-density circulating fluidized bed (HDCFB) offers high gas-solid contact efficiency and shows great application prospects in the petrochemical industry. It is important to study the scale-up of...

Study on the Sealing Performance of the K-Type Metal Sealing Ring of the Subsea Christmas Tree

The Christmas tree tubing hanger serves as a channel for oil, gas, and electrical flow, supporting the tubing string and sealing the annular space. The sealing performance of the tubing hanger is important...

Dynamic deconvolution based on adaptive local frequency modulation transform

Dynamic deconvolution in the time-frequency domain is an effective method to improve seismic resolution. However, the traditional methods usually suffer from the limitation of window width and shape,...

Advancing CCUS-EOR in low-permeability reservoirs with surfactant-enhanced carbonated water and CO2 alternating flooding: An integrated experimental and numerical investigation

Surfactant-enhanced carbonated water alternating with CO2 (SCWAG) flooding, which integrates the advantages of surfactants, carbonated water (CW), and CO2, has demonstrated significant potential for...

Application of a CWFS model-based brittleness index for evaluating anisotropic brittleness in terrestrial shale under triaxial stress

For shale reservoir operations, assessing the brittleness of anisotropic shales is vital of optimizing wellbore stability analysis and fracturing design. Current brittleness indices lack effectiveness...

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A modeling-inversion methodology for source rocks based on clay-kerogen lamination and pore geometry

Source rocks (shales) exhibit different geometric pore types and considerable anisotropy caused by the preferential orientation of the clay and kerogen layers, which is not accounted for in classical...

Optimization and application of KCl polymer drilling fluid balancing wellbore stability and logging response accuracy

In Dagang Oilfield in China, the utilization of the KCl polymer water-based drilling fluid (WBDF) in mid-deep exploration/appraisal wells presents a challenge in simultaneously optimizing resistivity...

Numerical investigations on T1-T2∗-based petrophysical evaluation in shale oil reservoir with complex minerals

It is of great significance to evaluate the petrophysical properties in shale oil reservoir, which can contribute to geological storage CO2. Two-dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance (2D NMR) technology...

FDEM modeling of the fracture propagation behavior under the joint interaction of shale anisotropy and multi-lithologic stack

Exploring the interaction between hydraulic fractures and complex geological conditions is critical for multilayered commingling production in the laminated continental shale oil reservoirs. In this...

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