Steamflood Material-Balance Applications
W. T. Peake
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W. T. Peake
Abstract
Summary A simple steamflood material balance derived from a two-zone reservoir model is presented. Alternative forms of the material balance include the effects of an initial hydrocarbon gas saturation, PV compressibility, and a hot-water zone. In example applications, the material balance is used to calculate the amount of fluid migration from a 16-pattern steamflood pilot and the steam injection rate within a regular five-spot pattern.
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Summary A simple steamflood material balance derived from a two-zone reservoir model is presented. Alternative forms of the material balance include the effects of an initial hydrocarbon gas saturation, PV compressibility, and a hot-water zone. In example applications, the material balance is used to calculate the amount of fluid migration from a 16-pattern steamflood pilot and the steam injection rate within a regular five-spot pattern.
Key concepts: Reservoir engineering, Well stimulation, Petroleum engineering, Material balance, Energy balance, Steam injection, Saturation (graph theory), Energy source