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    The document discusses various factors to consider when planning and evaluating waterflooding projects for oil recovery, including relative permeability, wettability, capillary pressure, mobility ratio, and methods for analyzing field data, reservoir drive mechanisms, screening tests, optimal timing, relative permeability models, flood patterns, sweep efficiency, frontal advance theory, injectivity, decline curve analysis, established performance methods like Dykstra-Parsons, improved waterfloods using polymers or WAG, and surveillance techniques like water-cut analysis, monitoring layer performance, and reservoir simulation projects.

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    The document discusses various factors to consider when planning and evaluating waterflooding projects for oil recovery, including relative permeability, wettability, capillary pressure, mobility ratio, and methods for analyzing field data, reservoir drive mechanisms, screening tests, optimal timing, relative permeability models, flood patterns, sweep efficiency, frontal advance theory, injectivity, decline curve analysis, established performance methods like Dykstra-Parsons, improved waterfloods using polymers or WAG, and surveillance techniques like water-cut analysis, monitoring layer performance, and reservoir simulation projects.

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     Factors to Consider in Waterflooding

    o Relative permeability and Relative Permeability Ratio

    o Rock Wettability

    o Capillary Pressure

    o Mobility Ratio

     Generating Relative Permeability from Field Observed Data

     Primary Reservoir-Driving Mechanisms

     Screening Tests

     Optimum Time to Waterflood

     Concept of Variable Bubble-point

     Relative Permeability Hysteresis Models

    o Land’s Trapping Coefficient

    o Carlson’s Model

    o Killough’s Model

     Selection of Flooding Patterns

     Waterflood Pattern Balancing

     Overall Recovery Efficiency

    o Areal Sweep Efficiency

    o Vertical Sweep Efficiency

    o Displacement Sweep Efficiency

     Frontal Advance Equation

    o Buckley-Leverett Frontal Advance Theory

    o Water Saturation Profile and Water Breakthrough

    o Gas Fillup Volume

    o Performance of Waterflooding

     Water Injectivity

     Waterflooding Decline Curves Analysis

     Industry Well Established Waterflood Performance Methods

    o The Dykstra-Parsons Method


    o Modified Dykstra-Parsons Method

    o Craig-Geffen-Morse Method

     Improved Water Flood

    o Polymer Flood

    o Immiscible WAG

     Waterflooding Surveillance

    o Water-cut Analysis

    o Voidage-Replacement-Ratio

    o Monitoring layering performance

    o Bubble Maps

    o The ABC Plots

    o Step-Rate-Testing

    o Hall Plot

    o The X-Plot

     Reservoir Simulation- Waterflooding Team Project

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