In situ combustion or fire flooding is a promising enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technique
designed to produce heavy oils and bitumen. This method involves the in-place heating and …

While much has been learned in the laboratory over the past four decades about the in-situ
combustion (ISC) process, especially through carefully conducted physical model …

Heavy oil and bitumen resources are estimated to account for about 70% of the global oil
reserves. Recovery of these resources economically and environmentally is crucial to satisfy …

In situ combustion (ISC) is a primary technique used to enhance oil recovery in heavy oil
reservoirs. By performing controlled burning of the oil in place, the heavy oil is expected to …

With the intensification of global climate change, there is an urgent need to change the
energy structure of oil and gas to reduce the impact on the environment. As a thermally …

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) methods play a pivotal role in the petroleum industry, enabling
the extraction of hydrocarbons that would otherwise remain trapped in reservoirs. Among …

In-situcombustion (ISC) is a primary technique to enhance oil recovery in heavy oil
reservoirs. By performing controlled burning of the oil in place, the heavy oil is expected to …