论文信息 - Direct Electric Current Oil Recovery (EEOR)—A New Approach to Enhancing Oil Production

Direct Electric Current Oil Recovery (EEOR)—A New Approach to Enhancing Oil Production

Abstract Based on laboratory experiments and several tests, the application of direct electric current to enhance oil recovery appears to be a cost-effective technology. It can be used for both heavy and light crudes. The technology is based primarily on electrokinetics, with coupled thermal effects.

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