Influencia de los parámetros principales en el proceso de desplazamiento por imbición espontánea basado en MLB

Tianju Wang1, Hongsheng Guo2, Li Lu3

  • 1CPOE Research Institute of Engineering Technology, Tianjin, China.

PloS one
|September 2, 2025
PubMed
Resumen

La imbibción de agua en depósitos de petróleo/gas estrechos mejora la recuperación mediante el desplazamiento de hidrocarburos. Este estudio revela que la conectividad tiene un impacto significativo en la velocidad de inhibición, mientras que el número de capilares es clave para la eficiencia del desplazamiento del petróleo en las formaciones de esquisto.

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