Waterflooding is a critical technique for enhancing oil recovery, but its effectiveness hinges on meticulous design. This textbook delves into the fundamental principles of immiscible displacement, guiding readers through a systematic process for designing successful waterfloods. The core emphasis lies in applying foundational concepts to solve a variety of waterflooding challenges, with practical design procedures suitable for computer implementation and inclusion of select subprograms for more intricate designs.

As a textbook within the SPE Textbook Series, this volume is designed to provide a thorough understanding of waterflooding techniques for petroleum engineering students and professionals. The content focuses on practical application and fundamental concepts, suggesting it serves as a foundational resource for those involved in reservoir management and enhanced oil recovery. Its inclusion of design procedures and computer subprograms indicates a practical, hands-on approach to the subject matter.