E.O.R

Why are we doing this??

• Primary oil recovery: can only recover 10 to 20 percent of a reservoir’s original oil in place.
• Secondary oil recovery: 20 to 40 percent.
• Tertiary oil recovery: 30 to 60 percent .
• Undeveloped domestic oil resources still in the ground.

% Recovery

Primary Oil Recovery

• The initial stage of producing oil from a reservoir.
• Use Natural Forces such as: 1- Expansion of oil, gas or both. 2- Displacement by naturally pressurized water. 3- Drainage from a reservoir in high elevation to a well in lower elevation. 4- Artificial techniques (pumps).

Secondary Oil Recovery

• Injection of fluids in a series of wells to force oil into another series of wells (essentially augmenting the natural forces used in primary methods).
• 1- Water flooding 2- Gas Flooding

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Thermal Flooding Methods

• Hot Water Drive.
• Cyclic Steam.
• Steam Drive/Flood.
• SAGD.
• In-situ Combustion.

Thermal Flooding Methods

• Hot Water Drive.
• Cyclic Steam.
• Steam Drive/Flood.
• SAGD.
• In-situ Combustion.

Hot Water Injection

Cyclic Steam Stimulation (Huff&Puff)

Steam Flooding

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SAGD
(Steam-assisted gravity drainage)

Steam Flooding System700

4 Main units

• BT series Pump.
• Main Oven.
• Auxiliary oven.
• contol uinit.

BT Double Pump

PUMP CONTROL

Main Oven

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Additional unit

Auxiliary Oven

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Control Unit

Monitoring & Control Unit

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