A coreflood investigation of nanofluid enhanced oil recovery

By L. Hendraningrat, Shidong Li, O. Torsæter. 2013

500 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Analytical Chemistry, Mechanics of Materials, Ocean Engineering

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In Analytical Chemistry

1. L. Hendraningrat
2. O. Torsæter
3. Shaobin Wang

In Mechanics of Materials

1. L. Hendraningrat
2. O. Torsæter
3. M. Kamal
4. A. Sultan
5. M. Al-Hamad
6. Umer Mehmood
7. A. A. Adewunmi
8. A. Barifcani

In Ocean Engineering

1. L. Hendraningrat
2. O. Torsæter
3. A. Barifcani
4. Maxim Lebedev
5. M. Kamal
6. A. Sultan
7. M. Al-Hamad
8. Umer Mehmood

Citations in the corpus

• Metal oxide-based nanoparticles: revealing their potential to enhance oil recovery in different wettability systems (2015, methodology): “If the NPs create an aggregate form, it may lead to pore throat blocking/plugging and alter the rock properties (Ogolo et al. 2012; Hendraningrat et al. 2013b, c; Ehtesabi et al. 2014).”
• Application of Nanoparticles in Enhanced Oil Recovery: A Critical Review of Recent Progress (2017, methodology): “[32,33] measured the IFT between synthetic oil and nanofluids by the pendant drop method.”
• Effect of temperature and SiO2 nanoparticle size on wettability alteration of oil-wet calcite (2017, background): “Alteration of oil-wet carbonate surfaces to water-wet is thus a key mechanism, which can significantly increase oil production [23, 27, 38-43].”