Study on the Reasonable Development Method of Gas Cap Reservoir

Liu, Jia; Cheng, Linsong; Shi-jun, Huang; Zhang, Jian

doi:10.7763/ijesd.2014.v5.467

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“…In the case of GCDO, the trends of the pressure and production of GOR indicated that the gas cap drive mechanism and it was found that they are sensitive to the production rate. The rate of decline in the pressure was sharp and continuous at a high production rate which could be due to the high production of gas (Jia et al 2014). The production of GOR increased and then decreased with time.…”

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Primary recovery factor as a function of production rate: implications for conventional reservoirs with different drive mechanisms

Raza

Gholami

Wheaton

et al. 2019

Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmenta

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This study evaluates the dependency of production rate on the recovery of hydrocarbon from conventional reservoirs using MBAL simulator. The results indicated that the recoveries are sensitive to the production rate in almost all hydrocarbon reservoirs. It was also found that the recovery of volumetric gas drive reservoirs is not impacted by the production rate. In fact, any increase in the production rate improves gas recovery in weak and strong water drive reservoirs. Moreover, increasing the production rate in oil reservoirs decreases the recovery with a significant effect observed in the weak water drive reservoirs. The results of this study demonstrate the need for implementing an effective reservoir management in order to obtain a maximum recovery.

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Primary recovery factor as a function of production rate: implications for conventional reservoirs with different drive mechanisms

Raza

Gholami

Wheaton

et al. 2019

Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmenta

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Study on the distribution of oil ring components and volume changes during the depletion development process of high CO ₂ gas condensate reservoirs with oil ring

Wang,

Pang

et al. 2024

Journal of Dispersion Science and Technology

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Optimum Development of a Saturated Oil Field

Ogunlade¹,

Perkins²,

Nakawooya³

et al. 2022

JASMI

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This project investigated the potential optimal development strategy for a saturated reservoir, with a gas cap. It assessed the viability of three production methods-solution gas drive (primary depletion), water flooding and gas injection, using varying injector well numbers. This project also undertook sensitivity analysis in the field, concluding that the development of another appraisal well would vastly improve the accuracy of NPV calculation. Furthermore, this project ascertained an optimized recovery method, based on numerical production simulations and economic modelling, of initial solution gas drive recovery, until reservoir pressure equals the bubble point pressure, at which point three water flooding injectors should be employed, developed at six-month intervals to maximise production while limiting CAPEX and OPEX as much as possible.

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Study on the Reasonable Development Method of Gas Cap Reservoir

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Primary recovery factor as a function of production rate: implications for conventional reservoirs with different drive mechanisms

Primary recovery factor as a function of production rate: implications for conventional reservoirs with different drive mechanisms

Study on the distribution of oil ring components and volume changes during the depletion development process of high CO ₂ gas condensate reservoirs with oil ring

Optimum Development of a Saturated Oil Field

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Study on the Reasonable Development Method of Gas Cap Reservoir

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Primary recovery factor as a function of production rate: implications for conventional reservoirs with different drive mechanisms

Primary recovery factor as a function of production rate: implications for conventional reservoirs with different drive mechanisms

Study on the distribution of oil ring components and volume changes during the depletion development process of high CO 2 gas condensate reservoirs with oil ring

Optimum Development of a Saturated Oil Field

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Study on the distribution of oil ring components and volume changes during the depletion development process of high CO ₂ gas condensate reservoirs with oil ring