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Fall 2016
A fiber optic dynamic light scattering device was successfully developed for the in-situ characterization of particle size in turbid media. Currently available techniques are only capable of performing characterizations at room temperature and are highly limited by the turbidity of the sample. ...
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Fall 2016
A fiber optic dynamic light scattering device was successfully developed for the in-situ characterization of particle size in turbid media. Currently available techniques are only capable of performing characterizations at room temperature and are highly limited by the turbidity of the sample....
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Phase Behavior and Thermophysical Properties of Athabasca Bitumen and Athabasca Bitumen + Toluene Mixtures in Near-critical Water
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The phase behavior and thermophysical properties of heavy hydrocarbons + water at elevated temperatures underpins development and implementation of coordinated production and refining processes, where for example, bitumen is produced by a SAGD method (steam assisted gravity drainage) and the...
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Wettability Alteration by Chemical Agents at Elevated Temperatures and Pressures to Improve Heavy-Oil Recovery
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The thermal method is the primary method used to improve the recovery from reservoirs with heavy or extra-heavy oil. However, the efficiency and economic costliness of the traditional thermal process are limited by the unfavorable interfacial properties of heavy oil/water (steam)/rock system....