The aquathermolysis process is widely considered to be one of the most promising
approaches of in-situ upgrading of heavy oil. It is well known that introduction of metal ions …

Global immature and low-maturity shale resources are enormous and have a significant
potential for future energy substitution. However, the utilization of these resources faces …

Injected steam can be converted to the sub/supercritical state during the in situ exploitation
of oil shale. Thus, the pyrolysis behavior and pyrolysate characteristic of Fushun oil shale …

In this work, the hydrothermal conversion of oil shale from Natih B Formation (Oman) was
evaluated at different temperatures (300, 350 and 400° C) and 2291.6 psi (close to the …

In this paper the effect of supercritical water (SCW) at 374° C and 22.4–24.6 MPa on the
conversion of resins, asphaltenes, and kerogens in rocks of different lithofacies of Domanic …

Supercritical water upgrading (SCWU) is a promising technology for heavy oil recovery and
refining, in which minerals could act as catalysts, but the effect on the upgraded product …

The thermal decomposition of kerogen of the high-carbon Domanic rock from the
Romashkino oilfield (Russia) in sub-and supercritical water (SCW) at 320, 374, and 420° C …

Supercritical water conversion of low-maturity shale is a promising method to produce oil
and gas. Hydrocarbon generation from kerogen is influenced by inorganic minerals in shale …

Long a thermodynamic curiosity, supercritical fluids (SCFs) have gradually gained ground in
today's life, generating an increasing number of new, efficient processes in diverse industrial …

The composition of hydrocarbons (HCs) generated in the course of transformation of the
organic matter (OM) of domanik rocks from high-carbon siliceous–carbonate–clay deposits …