Foam stability in the presence of oil: Effect of surfactant concentration and oil type
Volume: 438, Pages: 148 - 158
Published: Dec 1, 2013
Abstract
One of the main concerns in the application of foam for enhanced oil recovery is the influence of oil on foam stability. This paper reports a systematic laboratory study of foamability and foam stability in the absence and in the presence of alkane-type oils for various surfactants. Foam was generated by sparging nitrogen gas at a fixed flow rate through the surfactant solution. We first examined the foaming properties of selected commercial...
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Title
Foam stability in the presence of oil: Effect of surfactant concentration and oil type
Published Date
Dec 1, 2013
Volume
438
Pages
148 - 158
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