Atmospheric-Electrical Control of Oil Reservoir Development
Journal Title: Petroleum & Petrochemical Engineering Journal - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 6
Abstract
A model representation of hydrogen, methane and atmospheric electric field bonds is provided. Sensitivity of atmospheric electric field to density variations of the subvertical methane flux is calculated. Field observations of atmospheric electric field above the oil deposit are provided.
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Vladimir Shuleikin
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