US Patent 9890623 Method of inhibiting scale in a geological formation
Patent 9890623 was granted and assigned to University of Leeds on February, 2018 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A method of inhibiting scale in a geological formation comprising depositing a binder on the formation surface, delivering a nano-material to the surface where it chemically interacts with the binder, emplacing a scale inhibitor on the formation that is absorbed by the nano-material, where a sustained release of the scale inhibitor into the geological formation results.
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Anne Neville0
Mark Wilson0
Nasser Ghorbani0
Niall Fleming0
Nikil Kapur0
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US Patent 09890623 Method of inhibiting scale in a geological formation US Patent 9890623 Method of inhibiting scale in a geological formation
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098906230
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February 13, 2018
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144064040
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June 6, 2013
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