Abstract
ABSTRACTAir-assisted steam flooding is a new effective technique for enhanced oil recovery in heavy oil reservoirs. The authors prepared zinc naphthenate as the catalyst in the laboratory and the investigated effects on low-temperature oxidation of heavy oil through the isothermal reactor. The results indicated that zinc naphthenate could accelerate the oxygen consumption rate and facilitate the cleavage reaction in the low-temperature oxidation process. The data shed more light on the mechanisms of low-temperature oxidation reactions of heavy oil and can provide a new way to enhance the recovery of heavy oil reservoir.
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