The influence of surfactant concentration and surfactant type on the interfacial tension of heavy crude oil/brine/surfactant system

The influence of surfactant concentration and surfactant type on the interfacial tension of heavy crude oil/brine/surfactant system

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The interfacial tension that exists amid crude oil and brine can be lowered by chemical surfactant flooding as a result of the mobilization of trapped oil. The influence of surfactants on the interfacial tension (IFT) that exists in a heavy crude oil/ brine system was examined experimentally. The influence of surfactant concentration was observed. The laboratory experiments were performed at...
 
Published at Petroleum and coal
Volume 62
Issue 2
Published in 2020
 
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Abraham Victoria, Orodu Oyinkepreye, Efeovbokhan Vincent, Olabode Oluwasanmi,
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