Enhanced Oil Recovery
Enhanced oil recovery is the usage of different strategies for expanding the measure of unrefined petroleum that can be separated from an oil field. Improved oil recuperation is additionally called enhanced oil recuperation or tertiary recuperation. As per the US Department of Energy, there are three essential systems for EOR: warm recuperation, gas infusion, and substance injection. Sometimes the term quaternary recuperation is utilized to allude to more progressed, theoretical, EOR strategies. Utilizing EOR, 30 to 60 percent, or more, of the supply's unique oil can be extracted, compared with 20 to 40 percent utilizing essential and auxiliary recuperation.
- Oil Recovery Techniques
- Process and Development
- Economics Values and Benefits
- Safety and Environmental concerns
- Waste Management
- Refining Methods
- Processing of Refining
Related Conference of Enhanced Oil Recovery
Enhanced Oil Recovery Conference Speakers
Recommended Sessions
- Advanced Oil and Gas Technologies
- Biofuels & Biodiesels
- Enhanced Oil Recovery
- Global Oil and Gas
- Oil and Gas Industries
- Oil Formation
- Oil, Gas Markets & Strategies
- Petroleum and Petrochemicals
- Processing units used in refineries
- Replacing Oil: Alternative Fuels and Technologies
- Sustainable & Renewable Energy
- Transporting Oil and Gas