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General Core Flooding
The CF evaluates and optimizes oil recovery, based on different injection protocols and fluid, such as miscible and immiscible gas injection, surfactant injection, polymer injection and etc. This device tolerates a maximum pressure and temperature of 400 bar and 100 °C respectively, under unsteady state conditions at confining pressures up to 400 bar. One of the transfer vessels is a miniature type that can be used for rinsing the lines by filling them with toluene or other solvents. (E20: in addition, this miniature transfer vessel can be used for chemical or microbial flooding which the injected slug is small).
| Educational General Core Flooding CF-E10 |
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| Core Diameter | 1.5 inch |
| Maximum Core Length | 3.5 inch |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 400 bar |
| Maximum Confining Pressure | 400 bar |
| Maximum Working Temperature | 100°C |
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| Research General Core Flooding CF-E20 |
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| Core Diameter | 1.5 inch |
| Maximum Core Length | 3.5 inch |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 400 bar |
| Maximum Confining Pressure | 400 bar |
| Maximum Working Temperature | 100°C |
| Back Pressure Regulator | 400 bar |
| Fluid Accumulators×3 | 500 CC |
| Hassler Core Holder | |
| Industrial General Core Flooding CF-E30 |
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| Core Diameter | 1.5 inch |
| Maximum Core Length | 3.5 inch |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 600 bar |
| Maximum Confining Pressure | 600 bar |
| Maximum Working Temperature | 100°C |
| Back Pressure Regulator | 400 bar |
| Fluid Accumulators×3 | 700 CC |
| Hassler Core Holder | |
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