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Advanced Water Injection for Low Permeability Reservoirs: Theory and Practice

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Xinquan, Ran

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9780123970312, 9780123973214

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Gulf Professional Publishing

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PDF and EPUB

Description

Concise and readable, Water Injection For Low Permeability Reservoirs provides operators with the proper workflow systems and engineering techniques for designing, planning and implementing  water injection systems that will improve recovery factors. When used in low permeability or ultra-low permeability reservoirs, water injection is one of the most economical methods for ensuring maximum production rates. This book provides both theoretical analysis and practical cases for designing and evaluating water injection systems and understanding key production variables involved in making detailed predictions for oil and water producing rates, water injection rates, and recovery efficiency.

This book clearly explains the characteristics of ultra-low permeability reservoirs and linear flow theories. These topics are then applied to design and implementation. Application cases of four oilfields are included to help develop concepts while illustrating the proper workflow for ensuring waterflooding performance analysis and optimization. The book can be used as a reference for field technical personnel, or as technical support for the management personnel.

  • Discusses characteristics of low and ultra-low permeability reservoirs and linear flow theories
  • Provides detailed examinations of aspects such as stress sensitivity, fracturing timing, and nonlinear flow theory
  • Describes design and implementation of advanced waterflooding systems
  • Includes real case studies from four oilfields
Availability: In Stock

Advanced Water Injection for Low Permeability Reservoirs: Theory and Practice

SKU: 9780123973214

Original price was: $99.95.Current price is: $24.99.

Access Advanced Water Injection for Low Permeability Reservoirs: Theory and Practice Now. Discount up to 90%

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Additional information

Full Title

Advanced Water Injection for Low Permeability Reservoirs: Theory and Practice

Author(s)

Xinquan, Ran

Edition
ISBN

9780123973214, 9780123970312

Publisher

Gulf Professional Publishing

Format

PDF and EPUB

Description

Concise and readable, Water Injection For Low Permeability Reservoirs provides operators with the proper workflow systems and engineering techniques for designing, planning and implementing  water injection systems that will improve recovery factors. When used in low permeability or ultra-low permeability reservoirs, water injection is one of the most economical methods for ensuring maximum production rates. This book provides both theoretical analysis and practical cases for designing and evaluating water injection systems and understanding key production variables involved in making detailed predictions for oil and water producing rates, water injection rates, and recovery efficiency.

This book clearly explains the characteristics of ultra-low permeability reservoirs and linear flow theories. These topics are then applied to design and implementation. Application cases of four oilfields are included to help develop concepts while illustrating the proper workflow for ensuring waterflooding performance analysis and optimization. The book can be used as a reference for field technical personnel, or as technical support for the management personnel.

  • Discusses characteristics of low and ultra-low permeability reservoirs and linear flow theories
  • Provides detailed examinations of aspects such as stress sensitivity, fracturing timing, and nonlinear flow theory
  • Describes design and implementation of advanced waterflooding systems
  • Includes real case studies from four oilfields