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DOI: 10.2118/211340-ms
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Acid Stimulation in EOR – A Novel Operating Philosophy: Case Study from Mukhaizna Oman

Abstract: Over the last 50 years, Acid Stimulation has been growing as an effective method for enhancing Permeability, improving inflow, and reducing wellbore skin. In mature EOR projects, maintaining high inflow to offtake producers are of the main challenges to safeguard reserves and meeting long-term production expectations. In this paper, a novel workflow is presented to discuss best practices into acid stimulation campaign during 2020-2022, resulting incremental oil gain which quick payback period during cyclic oil… Show more

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“…The death of al-Yazdi on 27 Rajab 1337/ 30 April 1919 opened the road not only for the ascent of Mirza Taqi al-Shirazi as the sole marja'i, but also for a dramatic change in Iraqi history. In fact, British officials attempted to promote their relationship al-Shirazi; 18 however, these attempts ended to no avail as al-Shirazi had a different temperament and came under the influence of his son, Muhammad Rida and the active Iraqi nationalist groups. We should admit that British contacts with the Shi'i 'ulama came to a breaking point because of short sight and harsh policies that pursued by few British officials in some Shi'a areas.…”
Section: Iraqi Shi'is and Abu Najimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The death of al-Yazdi on 27 Rajab 1337/ 30 April 1919 opened the road not only for the ascent of Mirza Taqi al-Shirazi as the sole marja'i, but also for a dramatic change in Iraqi history. In fact, British officials attempted to promote their relationship al-Shirazi; 18 however, these attempts ended to no avail as al-Shirazi had a different temperament and came under the influence of his son, Muhammad Rida and the active Iraqi nationalist groups. We should admit that British contacts with the Shi'i 'ulama came to a breaking point because of short sight and harsh policies that pursued by few British officials in some Shi'a areas.…”
Section: Iraqi Shi'is and Abu Najimentioning
confidence: 99%