ArticleACS omega2025
MEOR by a Newly Constructed Bacterial Oil-Displacing Consortium in Jurassic and Triassic Reservoirs: Properties Characterization, Environmental Adaptation, and Core Flooding Test.
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Abstract
Microbial enhanced oil recovery (MEOR), a tertiary oil recovery technique, was supposed to extend the oil-producing period, and it could be a candidate for subsequent stimulation. However, reports related to MEOR were usually confined to a mild experimental setting, lacking the simulation of oilfield conditions. In this study, the indigenous oil-emulsifying bacteria were screened and evaluated for the construction of enhanced microbial oil displacement systems based on the simulation of fluid conditions in study areas (Jurassic Yan 9 and Yan 10 layers in Hujianshan oilfield and Triassic Chang 6 layer in Huaqing oilfield, Ordos Basin). The application potential of bacterial systems was evaluated through emulsification characterization and environmental adaptability, and the enhanced oil recovery of the optimal system was estimated by the core flooding test. The results showed that
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