Conditions for a Low-Salinity Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Effect in Carbonate Oil Reservoirs

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This paper, published in 1950, received 383 indexed citations. Written by Tor Austad, S. F. Shariatpanahi, Skule Strand, C. J. J. Black and Kevin J. Webb covering the research area of Mechanical Engineering, Ocean Engineering and Mechanics of Materials. It is primarily cited by scholars working on Ocean Engineering (371 citations), Mechanics of Materials (295 citations) and Mechanical Engineering (247 citations). Published in Energy & Fuels.

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