FIELD: oil producing industry, particularly, methods of increase of injectivity of water-injection wells and coverage of formation by treatment. SUBSTANCE: method includes injection of chemical reagents to bottom-hole zone of injection wells with subsequent process interval. Method is distinguished by the fact that chemical reagents are used in the form of mixture of liquid spent hydrocarbon - waste of isoprene production after its separation and purification and bactericide SNPKh-1004. After process interval, reaction products are forced with sewage water into formation. Said liquid spent hydrocarbon is injected in amount of 0.5-1.0 cu.m/m of oil-saturated thickness of formation, and said bactericide is injected in amount of 100-200 g/cu. m of said liquid spent hydrocarbon. EFFECT: restored permeability of medium- and low-permeability oil-saturated zones and reduced permeability of highly permeable zones of water-saturated reservoirs. 2 cl, 1 tbl, 2 ex
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2001-05-10—Published
2000-04-25—Filed