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The composition of the gas maybe different such as carbon dioxide, air and nitrogen . |
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Comparing with another methods of oil recovery, gas injection in less applicable due to high cost and low accessible technology in most of middle east countries . |
Comparing with another methods of oil recovery, gas injection in less applicable due to high cost and low accessible technology in most of middle east countries . |
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<ref>journal of Petroleum, SRBIAU university,Faculty of petroleum engineering,Amir Kazemi</ref> |
<ref>journal of Petroleum, SRBIAU university,Faculty of petroleum engineering, Amir Kazemi</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:35, 19 January 2012
Gas injection in the oil industry refers to pumping different sorts of gases to the subsurface oil reservoirs in order to stimulate the crude oil . Gas injection along with water flooding are categorized as the secondary recovery of the petroleum . The composition of the gas maybe different such as carbon dioxide, air and nitrogen . Comparing with another methods of oil recovery, gas injection in less applicable due to high cost and low accessible technology in most of middle east countries . [1]
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- ^ journal of Petroleum, SRBIAU university,Faculty of petroleum engineering, Amir Kazemi