Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs
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Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs
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Author : Stanford University. Department of Petroleum Engineering
language : en
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Release Date : 1994
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Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs Final Report
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Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs
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Author : Franklin M. Orr
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Author : Orr, Jr. (Franklin M.)
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Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs Second Annual Report
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Progress is reported for a comprehensive investigation of the scaling behavior of gas injection processes in heterogeneous reservoirs. The interplay of phase behavior, viscous fingering, gravity segregation, capillary imbibition and drainage, and reservoir heterogeneity is examined in a series of simulations and experiments. Use of streamtube to model multiphase flow is demonstrated to be a fast and accurate approach for displacements that are dominated by reservoir heterogeneity. The streamtube technique is particularly powerful for multiphase compositional displacements because it represents the effects of phase behavior with a one-dimensional flow and represents the effects of heterogeneity through the locations of streamtubes. A new approach for fast calculations of critical tie-lines directly from criticality conditions is reported. A global triangular structure solution for four-component flow systems, whose tie-lies meet at the edge of a quaternary phase diagram or lie in planes is presented. Also demonstrated is the extension of this solution to multicomponent systems under the same assumptions. The interplay of gravity, capillary and viscous forces on final residual oil saturation is examined experimentally and theoretically. The analysis of vertical equilibrium conditions for three-phase gravity drainage shows that almost all oil can be recovered from the top part of a reservoir. The prediction of spreading and stability of thin film is performed to investigate three-phase gravity drainage mechanisms. Finally, experimental results from gravity drainage of crude oil in the presence of CO2 suggest that gravity drainage could be an efficient oil recovery process for vertically fractured reservoirs.
Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs Quarterly Report January 1 March 31 1995
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Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs Quarterly Report 1 October 31 December 1994
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Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs Quarterly Report July 1 1994 September 30 1994
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Scale Up Of Miscible Flood Processes For Heterogeneous Reservoirs Quarterly Report 1 January 31 March 1994
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The current project is a systematic research effort aimed at quantifying relationships between process mechanisms that can lead to improved recovery from gas injection processes performed in heterogeneous Class 1 and Class 2 reservoirs. It will provide a rational basis for the design of displacement processes that take advantage of crossflow due to capillary, gravity and viscous forces to offset partially the adverse effects of heterogeneity. In effect, the high permeability zones are used to deliver fluid by crossflow to zones that would otherwise be flooded only very slowly. Thus, the research effort is divided into five areas: Development of miscibility in multicomponent systems; design estimates for nearly miscible displacements; design of miscible floods for fractured reservoirs; compositional flow visualization experiments; simulation of near-miscible flow in heterogeneous systems. The status of the research effort in each area is reviewed briefly in the following section. From this work, we can make the following conclusions: (1) We demonstrated theoretically and experimentally that a linear combination of gravity and viscous forces can be used to correlate residual nonwetting phase saturations for both gravity-favorable and gravity-unfavorable displacements. (2) When gravity forces are comparable to or larger than the viscous forces) gravity unfavorable displacements have significantly higher residual nonwetting phase saturation than gravity-favorable displacements. (3) Because soils have much higher permeabilities than oil reservoirs, gravity effects on residual nonwetting phase saturations are much more significant in spilled-oil clean-up than in oil recovery processes. (4) The effective correlation length for a percolation process can be related to a linear combination of the gravity and viscous forces.