Viscoelastic upgrading of heavy oil by altering its elastic modulus
作者： Ramesh Varadaraj , Michael Siskin
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摘要: A method for upgrading the viscoelastic properties of a heavy oil by altering its elastic modulus. An effective amount one or more modulus lowering agents are used, wherein preferred include mineral and organic acids bases, preferably strong such as hydroxides metals selected from alkali alkaline-earth metals.
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