FIELD: oil and gas industry, particularly to increase oil recovery by reservoir flooding.
SUBSTANCE: method involves injecting industrial soda waste, namely aqueous sludge suspension exiting from Dorr sludge pans into reservoir through injection well so that soda waste is situated between fresh water plugs; forcing-in industrial soda waste; stopping well operation and then bringing the well into operation. The forcing-in operation is carried out by fresh water plug in volume equal to industrial soda waste volume. Well operation is stopped for 24 hours.
EFFECT: increased efficiency and improved oil recovery due to increased conformance and due to direct oil displacement by gelatinous solution.
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Dates
2006-03-27—Published
2004-11-01—Filed