To better understand in-situ combustion (ISC) theory and reveal the oxidation behavior and
mechanism of Hongqian (HQ) heavy crude oil, the thermo-oxidative characteristics and …

Develo** countries cannot get rid of the fate of relying on fossil energy development in the
short term, so the low-carbon transformation must be carried out in the development process …

In-situ combustion (ISC) is an effective alternative method for the development of heavy oil
reservoirs, especially in the later stage of steam injection and a large majority of high water …

Kaolinite is a common 1: 1 layered clay mineral in oil reservoirs and also a natural solid acid
catalyst. Some studies have shown that kaolinite has a catalytic effect on the oxidation of …

Amphiphilic nanomaterials interact with water/oil interfaces, catalyzing reactions in the In-
Situ Combustion (ISC) process. This work aims to compare the surface modification of …

Clay minerals such as montmorillonite are significant in petroleum storage and recovery.
Montmorillonite (Mt) is a natural solid acid catalyst containing Brønsted and Lewis acid sites …

This work shows the compositional effect on low-temperature oxidation of crude oils
subjected to in situ combustion (ISC). Three heavy crudes were used in this study in which …

A proper well pattern is critical for the efficient and economical exploitation of heavy oil and
bitumen during the in-situ combustion (ISC). This paper brings a modified vertical-horizontal …

The success of an in situ combustion process is dependent on the stability and movement of
the combustion front. During an in situ combustion process, coke is an important product for …

Bio-oil is a renewable and sustainable source for the production of hydrogen via steam
reforming, while the hydrocarbons contained in bio-oil have a tendency to polymerize. The …