Air assisted in situ upgrading via underground heating for ultra heavy oil: Experimental and numerical simulation study
Authors:
- Shufeng PeiSPShufeng Pei
- Guodong CuiGCGuodong Cui
- Yanyong WangYWYanyong Wang
- Liang ZhangLZLiang Zhang
- Qiaobo WangQWQiaobo Wang
- Panfeng ZhangPZPanfeng Zhang
- Lijuan HuangLHLijuan Huang
- Shaoran RenSRShaoran Ren
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- China University of Petroleum, Beijing (YCX2019026)
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