Wells – Processes – Distinct – separate injection and producing wells
Patent
1978-12-26
1981-04-21
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Processes
Distinct, separate injection and producing wells
166275, 252 855D, E21B 4322
Patent
active
042627460
ABSTRACT:
A viscoelastic polymer such as polyacrylamide is first prehydrated in an aqueous fluid having a low degree of hardness and the prehydrated viscoelastic polymer solution is mixed with hard brine to provide a polymer bank with improved mobility control. This improved mobility control is obtained by mixing the hard brine with the prehydrated viscoelastic polymer at high volume ratios of hard brine to the polymer.
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Hook Fred E.
Novosad Stephen J.
Standard Oil Company (Indiana)
Traut Donald L.
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