Analysis of Heavy Oil Emulsion-Carbon Dioxide System on Oil-Swelling Factor and Interfacial Tension by Using Pendant Drop Method for Enhanced Oil Recovery and Carbon Dioxide Storage

Carbon Accounting for Carbon Dioxide Enhanced Oil Recovery

Energy Problems : Oil and Carbon Dioxide

of talk (see introduction to the articles, above): At present, nuclear fission reactors produce a sizeable fraction of the electricity in the developed world: nearly 20% in the US. and substantially greater fractions in many western European countries and in the most developed Asian countries. However. the construction of new nuclear power plants has stopped almost everywhere. with very few ord...

Enhanced Oil Recovery Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide With and Without Co-solvents

Vetiver Oil Extraction Optimization Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Fluid

Ultralow interfacial tension in enhanced oil recovery (EOR)

Increasing energy demands require improved methods for enhanced oil recovery (EOR). Chemical EOR methods are most promising for maximum oil recovery, but, so far, limited due to high costs of chemicals and environmental concerns. Therefore, there is a huge interest in optimizing procedures for chemical EOR that minimize the amount of chemicals needed and rely on natural compounds, thus decreasi...