Frame the recovery question first, then scope the chemical evaluation against reservoir conditions, injectivity and the existing production system.
An evaluation built around a recovery objective.
Enhanced and improved oil recovery require a clear operating question. Bring reservoir and fluid information, the current injection or production approach and the limitation the program is intended to address. Matrix includes EOR / IOR within its chemical application areas.
Separate screening from field outcomes.
A laboratory observation supports a defined comparison under stated conditions. It does not, by itself, establish incremental production or a recovery factor. Agree what evidence is needed for the next decision, and how a field evaluation would be measured before expanding the program.
Services for your application.
Reservoir and fluid context
Review available rock, brine and fluid information to identify relevant evaluation conditions.
Candidate chemistry
Discuss formulation requirements in relation to the recovery mechanism being investigated.
Compatibility and handling
Consider the existing chemical package, injection-water conditions and practical preparation requirements.
Pilot planning inputs
Define the question, observations and responsibilities required for a scoped field evaluation.
How we support your project.
Define the objective
Identify the recovery limitation and available baseline information.
Evaluate the options
Agree sample requirements, test conditions and interpretation limits.
Scope the next decision
Connect findings to a defined field-evaluation or supply brief.
Information for your enquiry.
- Reservoir, fluid and brine information available.
- Injection or production context and target question.
- Previous studies and current chemical program.
- Evaluation scope, timing and decision criteria.
