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Microbial selective plugging and enhanced oil recovery
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Oil Recovery from Watered-Out Stratified Porous Systems Using Water-Driven Solvent Slugs
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Waterflood Performance in a Stratified, Five-Spot Reservoir - A Scaled-Model Study
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A Numerical Study of Waterflood Performance In a Stratified System With Crossflow
resolves10.2118/12770-MS
The Transport of Bacteria in Porous Media and Its Significance in Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery
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Microbial Penetration through Nutrient-Saturated Berea Sandstone
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A Theoretical Study of Pressure Distribution and Fluid Flux in Bounded Stratified Porous Systems with Crossflow
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Isolation of Halotolerant, Thermotolerant, Facultative Polymer-Producing Bacteria and Characterization of the Exopolymer
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Performance of Layered Reservoirs with Crossflow--Single-Compressible-Fluid Case
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The Effects of Isolated Permeability Interferences on the Sweep Efficiency and Conductivity of a Five-Spot Network
resolves10.2118/3556-MS
Waterflood Performance in the Presence of Stratification and Formation Plugging
resolves10.1007/BF01569276
Effect of microbial growth on pore entrance size distribution in sandstone cores
resolves10.1007/BF00388810
Determination of the sedimentary microbial biomass by extractible lipid phosphate
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