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Effect of Jatropha Bio-Surfactant on Residual Oil during Enhanced Oil Recovery Process
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Effect of Jatropha Bio-Surfactant on Residual Oil during Enhanced Oil Recovery Process

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Surfactants are generated in situ during alkaline flooding when the injected alkali react with organic acids in crude oil. This commercial surfactant produced in oil-brine interface, decreases interfacial tension (IFT) leading to additional oil recovery. The aim of this study is to examine the performance of a specific surfactant on oil recovery. These include injection of surfactant (a...
 
Published at nternational Journal of Applied Engineering Research
Volume 12
Issue ISSN 0973-4562
Pages 10036-10042
Published in 2017
 
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Ojo., T.I and Fadairo., A. S,
Ojo Temiloluwa
 
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