Alkaline surfactant polymer flooding composition and process

Earth boring – well treating – and oil field chemistry – Well treating – Contains organic component

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507255, 507261, 507264, 507266, 507935, 507936, 507937, 166268, 166275, E21B 4316

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060228342

ABSTRACT:
An improved concentrated surfactant formulation and process for the recovery of residual oil from subterranean petroleum reservoirs, and more particularly an improved alkali surfactant flooding process which results in ultra-low interfacial tensions between the injected material and the residual oil, wherein the concentrated surfactant formulation is supplied at a concentration above, at, or, below its CMC, also providing in situ formation of surface active material formed from the reaction of naturally occurring organic acidic components with the injected alkali material which serves to increase the efficiency of oil recovery.

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