Browse

In-situ combustion (ISC) is an enhanced oil recovery process where heat and flus gases (combustion gases) are generated by burning a portion of crude oil to reduce oil viscosity and pressurize the system in the reservoir. Overall, in this method, air is injected to the reservoir, after the ignition process (self-ignition or artificial ignition), a combustion front is formed and moves toward the producer well. Nowadays, using metal oxide catalysts is considered as a possible and feasible route to improve the oxidat...