Prospects of an Acid Gas Re-Injection Process into a Mature Reservoir

This study provides insights into the experience gained from the investigation of the dynamic behavior of a mature sour hydrocarbon reservoir modeling under an acid gas re-injection process production strategy. The primary objective was to analyze and evaluate the production behavior of proposed inj...

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Veröffentlicht in:Energies (Basel) 2023-12, Vol.16 (24), p.7989
Hauptverfasser: Kanakaki, Eirini Maria, Samnioti, Anna, Koffa, Evangelia, Dimitrellou, Irene, Obetzanov, Ivan, Tsiantis, Yannis, Kiomourtzi, Paschalia, Gaganis, Vassilis, Stamataki, Sofia
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Zusammenfassung:This study provides insights into the experience gained from the investigation of the dynamic behavior of a mature sour hydrocarbon reservoir modeling under an acid gas re-injection process production strategy. The primary objective was to analyze and evaluate the production behavior of proposed injection zones by assessing various injection scenarios and obtaining oil production over time. To achieve that, a workflow was developed to prioritize potential injection areas, select the optimal wells, determine the optimal operational parameters and optimize a pilot application design based on expected performance. Within this framework, the study encompasses diverse acid gas injection schemes on a pilot scale approach, including acid gas combined with waterflooding. The outcome of this analysis will eventually lead to the identification of the most promising and highest-performing injection scheme, elucidating the optimal range of operating parameters. This optimal combination forms the basis for the economic analysis of the venture and the subsequent detailed design of a full-scale application, where real-world implementation will validate the projected results.
ISSN:1996-1073
1996-1073
DOI:10.3390/en16247989