Method of using polymerized lignosulfonates for mobility control

Wells – Processes – Heating – cooling or insulating

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166273, 166274, E21B 4382

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042521947

ABSTRACT:
An improved method for mobility control application in viscous oil reservoirs including (a) heating a lignosulfonate solution, prior to injection into an oil bearing formation, for a period of time sufficient to produce a more viscous lignosulfonate solution (e.g., 8% sodium lignosulfonate held at 375.degree. F. for 50 hours yielding a 86 cp fluid @ 84 sec.sup.-1 measured at room temperature), (b) cooling the resulting heat treated lignosulfonate fluid to a reservoir condition and (c) injecting this fluid into the formation. Fluids produced in this manner are useful as mobility buffers during a waterflood or a micellar flood process.

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