Abstract
This paper describes the steam-stimulation process, discusses where ~t IS applicable, and why it succeeds and fails. Field data for three separate projects in California are presented. Oil recovery from a single cycle of injection ancl production is discussed and a theoretical method of calculating oil recovery is shown with an example. The major components of steam-stimulation costs are fisted A generalized correlation of reservoir- oil viscosity vs. temperature is presented In a form convenient for use in steam-stimulation work.
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Owens, W. D., & Suter, V. E. (1965). Steam stimulation for secondary recovery? In Drilling and Production Practice 1965 (pp. 161–168). American Petroleum Institute. https://doi.org/10.2118/65-04-08
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