Forecasting changes in the chemical composition of reservoir  waters in the course of oil production according to the results of thermodynamic modelling

S. M. Sudarikov; E. N. Saveleva

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Forecasting changes in the chemical composition of reservoir waters in the course of oil production according to the results of thermodynamic modelling

Authors:

S. M. Sudarikov¹

E. N. Saveleva²

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1 — National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
2 — National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)

Date submitted:

2014-09-02

Date accepted:

2014-11-25

Date published:

2015-06-26

Abstract

The article deals with hydrogeochemical processes in the productive strata in the course of oil field development. The impact of flooding on the change of the chemical composition of reservoir water and the possibility of salification are analyzed. Computer thermodynamic modelling of physico-chemical processes is used for prediction of salification in oil fields.

Судариков С.М., Савельева Е.Н. Прогнозирование изменения химического состава пластовых вод в процессе нефтедобычи по результатам термодинамического моделирования // Записки Горного института. 2015. Т. 213 . С. 5-8.

Sudarikov S.M., Saveleva E.N. Forecasting changes in the chemical composition of reservoir waters in the course of oil production according to the results of thermodynamic modelling // Journal of Mining Institute. 2015. Vol. 213 . p. 5-8.

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Forecasting changes in the chemical composition of reservoir waters in the course of oil production according to the results of thermodynamic modelling

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