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Determination of Water-Oil Interfacial Area during 3-Phase Gravity Drainage in Porous Media
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Water-oil interfacial area in porous media was determined in laboratory experiments using sand columns consisting of either 2 (water and oil) or 3 (water, oil, and air) fluid phases. Surfactant sorption at the water-oil interface was directly measured for a wide range of water, oil, and air saturations undergoing gravity drainage. Differing values of the water-oil interfacial tension were also examined. The Gibbs adsorption equation was then used to obtain values for the water-oil interfacial area. Both 2- and 3-phase water-oil experiments showed a linear increase in interfacial area with decreasing water saturation. Results also showed that interfacial areas were not affected by changes in interfacial tension. The interfacial areas in the 3-phase experiments were less than half the calculated values of the corresponding 2-phase experiments, which contradicts predictions from a conventional pore level analysis of 3-phase flow. Copyright 2000 Academic Press.
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NAPL-water interfacial area increases as water saturation decreases.
“Previous studies have established that the NAPL-water interfacial area increases as water saturation decreases.42–45”
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- Schaefer, C. E., DiCarlo, D. A., & Blunt, M. J.
- Venue
- Journal of Colloid and Interface Science
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- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2000-01
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- 221
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- 2
- Pages
- 308-312
- ISSN
- 0021-9797
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- 47
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- Language
- en
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