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Mathematical Theory of Oil and Gas Recovery

With Applications to ex-USSR Oil and Gas Fields

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  • © 1993

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Authors:
  1. Pavel Bedrikovetsky

    1. Moscow State Oil and Gas Academy, Russia

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Editors:
  1. Gren Rowan

    1. British Petroleum, UK

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Part of the book series: Petroleum Engineering and Development Studies (PEDS, volume 4)

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Table of contents (29 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages N2-xx
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  2. Water-Flooding

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-2
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    2. One-Dimensional Motion of a Two-Phase System of Immiscible Liquids in a Porous Medium

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 3-26

    3. Percolation Models of Flow through a Porous Medium

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 27-39

    4. Analytical Models of Water-Flooding of Stratified Reservoirs

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 40-59

    5. Effects of Compressibility on Two-Phase Displacement

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 60-84

  3. Chemical Flooding

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 86-87
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    2. One-Dimensional Displacement of Oil by Chemical Solutions

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 88-126

    3. The Effect of Non-Equilibrium Sorption and Solution on the Displacement of Oil by Chemical Flooding

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 127-137

    4. Displacement of Oil by a Chemical Slug with Water Drive

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 138-173

    5. Oil Displacement by a Combination of Multi-chemical Slugs

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 174-198

    6. Motion of a Thin Slug of Chemical in Two-Phase Flow in a Porous Medium

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 199-209

    7. The Inverse Problem of Determining the Degree of Sorption of a Chemical from Laboratory Data

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 210-213

    8. An Analytical Model of Two-Dimensional Displacement of Oil from Reservoirs in a System of Wells

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 214-222

    9. Chemical Flooding in Stratified Reservoirs

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 223-232

    10. Methodology of the Application of 3D Analytical Models to Feasibility Studies and Design of Chemical Flooding Schemes

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 233-238

  4. Hot Water-Flooding

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 242-243
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    2. Displacement of Non-Newtonian Oil by Hot Water with Heat Losses to Adjacent Layers

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 244-256

    3. Hot Water Flooding of Waxy Crude with Paraffin Separation

      • Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Gren Rowan
      Pages 257-290

  5. The Injection of Gases and Solvents into Gas Condensate and Oil Reservoirs

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 293-294
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About this book

It is a pleasure to be asked to write the foreword to this interesting new book. When Professor Bedrikovetsky first accepted my invitation to spend an extended sabbatical period in the Department of Mineral Resources Engineering at Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, I hoped it would be a period of fruitful collaboration. This book, a short course and a variety of technical papers are tangible evidence of a successful stay in the UK. I am also pleased that Professor Bedrikovetsky acted on my suggestion to publish this book with Kluwer as part of the petroleum publications for which I am Series Editor. The book derives much of its origin from the unpublished Doctor of Science thesis which Professor Bedrikovetsky prepared in Russian while at the Gubkin Institute. The original DSc contained a number of discrete publications unified by an analytical mathematics approach to fluid flow in petroleum reservoirs. During his sabbatical stay at Imperial College, Professor Bedrikovetsky has refined and extended many of the chapters and has discussed each one with internationally recognised experts in the field. He received great encouragement and editorial advice from Dr Gren Rowan, who pioneered analytical methods in reservoir modelling at BP for many years.

Authors, Editors and Affiliations

  • British Petroleum, UK

    Gren Rowan

  • Moscow State Oil and Gas Academy, Russia

    Pavel Bedrikovetsky

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