Catalyst for In Situ Upgrading of Heavy Oils

Schacht, P.; Torres–Mancera, Pablo; Ancheyta, Jorge

doi:10.1002/9781119871507.ch5

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Downhole Steam Generation for Heavy Oil and Oil Sands Production

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Steam injection lowers the viscosity of heavy oil and oil sands trapped in underground formations. Steam injection is one of the most reliable thermal-enhanced oil recovery methods for heat introduction. Conventional steam applications generate steam from an inefficient high-pressure boiler, which has significant heat losses, degradation in steam quality, and uncertainty in steam distribution in the reservoir while emitting greenhouse gas emissions into the environment. In contrast to the high-pressure steam boiler, a downhole steam generator provides a step-change improvement with immense potential to produce heavy oil below 2500 ft., which can be a transformative thermal-enhanced oil recovery method and pave the way for an exciting advancement.

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Catalyst for In Situ Upgrading of Heavy Oils

Cited by 3 publications

References 58 publications

Advancing the application of sub- and supercritical water in the in-situ conversion of immature and low-maturity shale

Advancing the application of sub- and supercritical water in the in-situ conversion of immature and low-maturity shale

Conversion of Heavy Oil In-Site in the Presence of a Water-Soluble Catalyst Al2(So4)3 and Al(Ch3coo)3 During Aquathermolysis

Downhole Steam Generation for Heavy Oil and Oil Sands Production

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