RI 6683 Oil-Reservoir Analysis And Predicted Recovery By Waterflooding, Clinton Sand, Logan Oilfield, Hocking County, Ohio

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
D. W. Boley
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Jan 1, 1965

Abstract

This report contains the results of an analysis of the Logan oilfield, Hocking County, Ohio, and predicts the recovery of oil from the Clinton sand by waterflooding. Core analyses, electrical and radioactivity well-survey logs, reservoir-fluid analysis, and geologic and production data were used for this study. Considered in the evaluation were the reservoir geometry, depth, lithology, continuity of the rock properties, fluid saturations, fluid characteristics, rock wettability, and relative permeability-fluid saturation relationships. The study indicates that a properly engineered waterflood should recover approximately 135 barrels per acre-foot of effective sand. The predicted recovery warrants the initiation of a pilot waterflood in this field.
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APA: D. W. Boley  (1965)  RI 6683 Oil-Reservoir Analysis And Predicted Recovery By Waterflooding, Clinton Sand, Logan Oilfield, Hocking County, Ohio

MLA: D. W. Boley RI 6683 Oil-Reservoir Analysis And Predicted Recovery By Waterflooding, Clinton Sand, Logan Oilfield, Hocking County, Ohio. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1965.

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