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June 15, 2026International Journal of Oil Gas and Coal EngineeringOpen Access

Analysis of Enhance Oil Recovery Methods, A Comparative Approach to Determine the Suitable Eor Method for an Experimental Reservoir

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JSJoseph Sekyi-AnsahSEStephen EdukuNDNkansah Derrick

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Comparison determines the most effective enhanced oil recovery method for an experimental reservoir, suggesting implications for oil extraction optimization.

Key Points

  • The aim is to compare three enhanced oil recovery methods to identify the most suitable technique for an experimental reservoir.
  • Compared Surfactant/Polymer, Hot Water Injection, and CO2 Gas Injection EOR methods.
  • Evaluated based on cumulative oil production, oil recovery factor, and water cut.
  • Used simulated data from the experimental reservoir.
  • Surfactant/Polymer EOR achieved the highest cumulative oil production (0.047815 MMSTB) and oil recovery factor (92.2909%).
  • Hot Water Injection EOR had the lowest oil production (0.0269035 MMSTB) but minimized water production.
  • CO2 Gas Injection EOR provided balanced performance with moderate oil recovery and higher water production.

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Sekyi-Ansah et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2f980ca1cfeec4908290ebhttps://doi.org/10.11648/j.ogce.20261403.11
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