Technology Design of Efficient Utilization of Associated Petroleum Gas APG and Possibilities of Its Realization by Pump-Booster and Pump-Ejector Systems (Russian)

Verbitsky, V.S.; Igrevsky, Leonid V.; Fedorov, A. Yu.; Goridko, Kirill; Dengaev, A.V.

doi:10.2118/181962-ru

SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference and Exhibition 2016

DOI: 10.2118/181962-ru

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Technology Design of Efficient Utilization of Associated Petroleum Gas APG and Possibilities of Its Realization by Pump-Booster and Pump-Ejector Systems (Russian)

V.S. Verbitsky¹,

Leonid V. Igrevsky²,

A. Yu. Fedorov³

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Flue Gas-Simultaneous Water and Gas (Flue Gas-SWAG) Injection for Enhancing Oil Recovery

Gorbyleva

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This paper discusses the possibility of utilization of exhaust (flue) gases by injecting them into the reservoir. Currently, injection of flue gases into the reservoir is not a widely used method for increasing oil production compared to CO2 or N2 injection. Most of technologies for injecting water-gas mixture using flue gas as a gas provide for water-alternating-gas injection. Only a few studies discuss simultaneous water-alternating-gas injection using flue gases. Moreover, there are few studies on creating a mixture of water and exhaust gases for co-injection by means of pump-ejecting systems into the reservoir. Therefore, in this work we propose a new improved diagram of the laboratory bench using exhaust (flue) gases to create a water and gas mixture for flue gas-simultaneous water and gas injection by means of pump-ejecting system.

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Flue Gas-Simultaneous Water and Gas (Flue Gas-SWAG) Injection for Enhancing Oil Recovery

Gorbyleva

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Development of a pump-ejector system for SWAG injection into reservoir using associated petroleum gas from the annulus space of production wells

Дроздов¹,

Gorelkina²

2022

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Implementation of SWAG technology by means of water-gas mixtures is a promising method of enhanced oil recovery. The use of associated petroleum gas as a gas component in the water-gas mixture allows to significantly reduce the amount of irrationally consumed gas and carbon footprint. Relevant task is to choose a simple, reliable and convenient equipment that can operate under rapidly changing operating conditions. Such equipment are pump-ejector systems. In order to create water-gas mixture it is proposed to use associated gas from the annulus space. This solution will reduce the pressure in the annulus space of the production well, prevent supply disruption and failure of well equipment. The paper presents a principal technological scheme of the pump-ejector system, taking into account the withdrawal of gas from the annulus space of several production wells. The layout of the proposed system enables more efficient implementation of the proposed technology, which expands the area of its application. Experimental investigations of pressure and energy characteristics of the ejector have been carried out. Analysis of the obtained data showed that it was possible to increase the value of maximum efficiency. The possibility of adapting the system in a wide range of changes in operating parameters has been established. Recommendations on selection of a booster pump depending on the values of working pressure and gas content are given.

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Technology Design of Efficient Utilization of Associated Petroleum Gas APG and Possibilities of Its Realization by Pump-Booster and Pump-Ejector Systems (Russian)

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Flue Gas-Simultaneous Water and Gas (Flue Gas-SWAG) Injection for Enhancing Oil Recovery

Flue Gas-Simultaneous Water and Gas (Flue Gas-SWAG) Injection for Enhancing Oil Recovery

Development of a pump-ejector system for SWAG injection into reservoir using associated petroleum gas from the annulus space of production wells

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