Lecture about Wettability in Petroleum Reservoir Rocks

Understanding Wettability in Petroleum Reservoir Rocks

Lecture about Wettability in Petroleum Reservoir Rocks
Understanding Wettability in Petroleum Reservoir Rocks



Calling all petroleum engineers, geoscience enthusiasts, and university students specializing in Earth Sciences and Petroleum Engineering! I am excited to share a comprehensive lecture on the crucial topic of wettability in petroleum reservoir rocks, specifically tailored for the course on Reservoir Rock Properties.


Dive into this insightful lecture to learn about how wettability impacts oil recovery, fluid movement, and enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques. This is an essential resource for anyone keen on mastering the intricacies of petroleum engineering.


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