RI 5211 Secondary-Recovery Potentialities Of The Buckrange Reservoir, Stephens Oilfield, Columbia, Nevada, And Ouachita Counties, Ark. ? Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Paul Meadows
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Jan 1, 1956

Abstract

The Buckrange reservoir, Stephens field, Ark., is approaching the economic limit of production under present operating conditions. Over 100 million barrels of oil remaining in the reservoir will not be recovered by primary producing methods. The Bureau of Mines, in cooperation with the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com-mission, made the petroleum-engineering study presented in this report to aid operators in evaluating secondary-recovery possibilities in the reservoir and in planning secondary-recovery programs if their initiation is decided. The Stephens field, in Columbia, Nevada, and Ouachita Counties, Ark., is about 12 miles northeast of Magnolia, Ark., and 15 miles west of the Smackover field. Surface elevations in the area average about 240 feet above sea level.
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APA: Paul Meadows  (1956)  RI 5211 Secondary-Recovery Potentialities Of The Buckrange Reservoir, Stephens Oilfield, Columbia, Nevada, And Ouachita Counties, Ark. ? Summary

MLA: Paul Meadows RI 5211 Secondary-Recovery Potentialities Of The Buckrange Reservoir, Stephens Oilfield, Columbia, Nevada, And Ouachita Counties, Ark. ? Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1956.

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