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EOR Technique
Composition
Oil Saturation
(% Pore Vol)
Formation Type
Net Thickness
Average
Permeability
Depth
Temperature
>35*
<0.4cP
HC miscible
>23*
<3cP
CO2
>22*
<10cP
Immiscible gases
>12*
>40%
sandstone or carbonate
not critical
>6000ft
not critical
>30%
sandstone or carbonate
not critical
>4000ft
not critical
>20%
sandstone or carbonate
wide range
not critical
>2500ft
not critical
<600cP
not critical
>35%
not critical
not critical
>1800ft
not critical
<30cP
>30%
>10ft
>20md
>9000ft
>200*F
<150cP better
if <100cP
not critical
>10%
not critical
>10md
<9000ft
200*F
<200cP
above
waterflood
residual
not critical
>20md
>9000ft
>200*F
>10ft
>50md
<11500ft
>100*F
>20ft
>200md
Enhanced Waterflooding
Surfactant
Flooding
>250
Polymer flooding
>25
Alkaline Flooding
13-35*
preferably sandstone
sandstone preferred
but
carbonate
sandstone
Thermal Methods
Combustion
>10*
<5000cP
Steam
>8*
<200000cP
>50%
not critical
>40%
high porosity
sandstone with high
porosity & permeability
high porosity sandstone
with high porosity &
permeability
<4500ft
not critical
Gravity {0API}
45.8
Viscosity (cP)
0.431cP
Composition
Oil Saturation
(% Pore Vol)
Formation Type
Net Thickness
Average
Permeability
Depth
Temperature
35%
Sandstone
16ft
2462mD
3897ft
1850F
(1ptb=2.853ppm)
Eliminated Techniques
1. In-Situ Combustion
a. Recommended only for highly viscous oils (<5000cP) with gravity between 10 to 27 0API.
b. Oil Saturation & Porosity must be high to minimize the heat loss to rock.
2. Steam Flooding
a. Recommended only for very high viscosity oil (<200000cP) with gravity between 8 to 27 0API
b. Oil Saturation & Porosity must be high to minimize the heat loss to rock.