Petroleum Science and Technology

Papers
(The H4-Index of Petroleum Science and Technology is 15. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Application of the high-resolution layer-stripping constrained seismic inversion method in thin reservoirs: a case study of Triassic reservoir prediction in Lunnan, Tarim Basin, NW China29
An experimental study on permeability changes at varying effective stress of coal measure shale after acidization: implications for fracturing in clay-rich shale reservoirs26
Preparation and performance of an environmental-friendly degradable semi-interpenetrating network temporary plugging agent for acidification22
A model and type curves for analyzing shut-in pressure based on multistage closure of fracture networks in volume fracturing22
Experimental study on the influence of fractured-vuggy porous media on condensate gas depletion production21
In-situ de-cementation of cemented particles in a hydrocyclone for natural gas hydrate21
Study on microscopic production characteristics of crude oil in tight reservoirs displaced by CO 2 -assisted fracturing fluid20
Effect of natural Frankincense extract on clay swelling inhibition in water-based drilling fluids20
A two-factor correlation for predicting friction factor in dispersed oil-water flow with drag-reducing polymers17
Research on the prediction model of wax deposition thickness of waxy crude oil in pipeline transportation16
Prediction of mud weight window based on strain energy method16
Thermodynamic modeling of adsorption of dimethyl sulfide on raw and modified activated carbon by simplified local density model16
Experimental study and implementation of supervised machine learning algorithm to predict the flowability of two-phase water-oil in pipeline15
Reducing the risk of gas leaks into the ocean floor induced by offshore production well failure15
On shale’s compressive strength: effects of dehydration and ionic strength15
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