RI 6460 Secondary Oil Recovery Possibilities. Cow Run Sand Burning Springs Pool, Wirt County, W. Va

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
James A. Wasson Harry R. Johnson Dean W. Boley
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

The Cow Run sand was cored and electrical and radioactivity surveys were made in C. E. Vandevender well 35 in the Burning Springs pool of the Burning Springs oilfield , Wirt County , W. Va . Laboratory tests , reservoir - fluid analysis , well - log interpretation , and available field data indicate that a substantial quantity of oil may be recovered from this pressure - depleted reservoir by waterflooding . Two formations erroneously believed to be the First and Second Cow Run sands were similarly evaluated in A. E. Mackintosh well 8 , Anns Run Pool , Wirt County , W. Va . , but were found unsuitable for secondary - recovery operations .
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APA: James A. Wasson Harry R. Johnson Dean W. Boley  (1964)  RI 6460 Secondary Oil Recovery Possibilities. Cow Run Sand Burning Springs Pool, Wirt County, W. Va

MLA: James A. Wasson Harry R. Johnson Dean W. Boley RI 6460 Secondary Oil Recovery Possibilities. Cow Run Sand Burning Springs Pool, Wirt County, W. Va. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1964.

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