Brine resistant sulfonate surfactants for EOR and their hydrolytic stability under field conditions

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Brine resistant sulfonate surfactants for EOR and their hydrolytic stability under field conditions (EN)

Stournas, S (EN)

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2014-03-01T02:40:47Z
1984 (EN)


The surface active agents employed in surfactant waterflooding processes are usually of the alkylaromatic type and most commonly petroleum sulfonates. These surfactants, under appropriate conditions, are capable of lowering the oil-water interfacial tension and of mobilizing tertiary oil; their chief drawback is their sensitivity towards saline waters in general and divalent cations in particular. This paper examines the stability of imidosulfonate surfactants and attempts to provide an estimate of their useful lifetimes under typical field conditions. (EN)

Chemistry, Multidisciplinary (EN)

PETROLEUM PRODUCTS - Applications (EN)
MICELLE FORMATION EFFECTS (EN)
OIL WELL PRODUCTION (EN)
GEOCATALYSIS (EN)
SURFACTANT CHARACTERISTICS (EN)
GENERAL BEHAVIOR TOWARDS HYDROLYSIS (EN)
IMIDOSULFONATES HYDROLYTIC RING-OPENING (EN)
STRUCTURAL FORMULAS (EN)

Preprints Symposia (EN)

English

ACS, Washington, DC, USA (EN)




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