Enhanced recovery engineering including well design, completion and production practices
G. Duncan, P. Stemler
Abstract
G. Duncan, P. Stemler
Abstract
This paper reviews the design, completion and production practices associated with miscible phase recovery of oil during enhanced recovery operations. It addresses design and operation of both injectors and production wells, optimization techniques for well and tubing, and artificial lift design and operation. Finally, the article address pressure maintenance, corrosion control and general process control guidelines.
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This paper reviews the design, completion and production practices associated with miscible phase recovery of oil during enhanced recovery operations. It addresses design and operation of both injectors and production wells, optimization techniques for well and tubing, and artificial lift design and operation. Finally, the article address pressure maintenance, corrosion control and general process control guidelines.
Key concepts: Completion (oil and gas wells), Production (economics), Artificial lift, Injector, Engineering, Oil production, Process design, Reservoir engineering