Abstract

Currently, a large number of fields with high-viscosity oil are being developed. Increasing the degree of oil recovery from the subsoil of developed fields using effective methods of active influence is an important scientific and technical task for employees of oil producing enterprises. One of the most effective and promising methods for stabilizing oil production is physical and chemical technologies based on the injection of polymer compositions. Therefore, the authors of the article pursue the goal - to investigate the effectiveness of the use of polymer compositions for further recommendation for use in fields with high-viscosity oils and formations containing hard-to-recover reserves. The article provides an analysis of the results of the study of polymers, namely GL-50 and R-1 on rock samples of various well depths. In this regard, an experiment was carried out to displace oil with various displacing reagents. During the oil displacement experiment with various displacement reagents, the water saturation of the sample and the displacement efficiency were determined. Particular attention is paid to the rate of advancement of the flow of polymers and the propagation of molecules through pores of different diameters. The main goal of this experiment was to determine a more effective polymer for enhanced oil recovery. Comparison of oil displacement efficiency at the stages of polymer injection is given. In the course of the study, the results of determining the displacement coefficients of GL-50 and R-1 polymers were obtained. From the results obtained, it can be assumed that polymer grades have a significant impact on the degree of efficiency of the oil displacement process.

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