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    Określenie zmian właściwości reologicznych zaczynów cementowych w funkcji czasu wiązania
    (Data obrony: 2013-09-30) Pikłowska, Anna
    Wydział Wiertnictwa, Nafty i Gazu
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    Overview of the nanoparticles application for reservoir engineering and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) methods
    (Wydawnictwa AGH, 2018) Kulinič, Vitalij; Pikłowska, Anna; Kulìnič, Oleg Anatolìjovič
    The scientific aim of the paper is the characteristics of various types of nanoparticles, their physical and chemical parameters. In the article authors give examples of various nanoparticles used in reservoir engineering and EOR methods. The results of laboratory measurements of the impact of nanoparticles on the change of reservoir parameters and the increase of oil recovery of sandstones and carbonates are presented. In the article have been shown the possibilities of using nanotechnology, including the achievements of different authors. It presents a general literature review of modern research methodologies of nanoparticles in the global oil industry.
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    Selecting recipes of cement slurry for sealing casing columns in wellbores used for CCS
    (2016) Formela, Małgorzata Maria; Stryczek, Stanisław; Wiśniowski, Rafał; Pikłowska, Anna
    Cement sheath serves primarily as a zonal isolation for the life of the well while protecting and supporting the casing. Nowadays, more and more solutions in the term of different cement slurries compositions appear on the market. One of them is application of fluid ashes as an alternative substitution of cement itself. The purpose of it is to overcome a challenging environment where a high concentration of corrosive gases or fluids exist. An example of that aggressive substance is carbon dioxide. Moreover, this is how it might reduce the cost of the cementing process. Laboratory research was conducted at the Drilling, Oil and Gas Faculty and Materials Science and Ceramics Faculty at AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow.