IC 8238 An In Situ Combustion Project And Three Waterflood Projects In Allen, Anderson, And Wilson Counties, Kans., 1964

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Kenneth H. Johnston
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

This report describes an in situ combustion project and three waterflood projects in Allen, Anderson, and Wilson Counties, Kansas, that will be visited during the 1964 annual tour of the Kansas-Oklahoma Waterflood Association. Among the unique features of the projects are the movement of heavy crude oil through the reservoir and into the wellbore with energy furnished by burning s portion of the crude oil therein. Another feature is the simultaneous injection of C02 and water, through separate tubing into input wells during early development, to increase injectivity at moderate pressures, Discussion of individual projects includes information on their early history, source and treatment of injection fluids, oil production-decline curves, and the results of water injection on oil production.
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APA: Kenneth H. Johnston  (1964)  IC 8238 An In Situ Combustion Project And Three Waterflood Projects In Allen, Anderson, And Wilson Counties, Kans., 1964

MLA: Kenneth H. Johnston IC 8238 An In Situ Combustion Project And Three Waterflood Projects In Allen, Anderson, And Wilson Counties, Kans., 1964. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1964.

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