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• W2808300689 abstract "Abstract An enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technique comprising the alternate injection of gas (CO2) and water, commonly referred to as water alternating gas (WAG) flooding, is currently ongoing at an oil field in the northeastern Powder River Basin (PRB), where 4 million barrels (MMbbl) of oil were produced between May 2013 and September 2017. During WAG flooding, a large amount of CO2, which contains some impurities, is produced at the surface with the recovered oil and reinjected into the reservoir to minimize the amount of purchased CO2. The concentration of these impurities in the CO2, which are dominated by CH4, is a key parameter in the design of miscible CO2 flooding of an oil reservoir and in the quantitative assessment of the associated storage of CO2 that occurs in the reservoir. For a given oil and reservoir temperature, the CO2–oil minimum miscibility pressure (MMP) is strongly and adversely affected by the presence of CH4, the concentration of which varies with time and operational conditions, such as injection pressure, flooding pattern, and injection scheme (i.e., continuous CO2 injection or WAG). To capture the full range of potential variation in the MMP caused by the presence of CH4, a series of laboratory experiments were conducted to determine CO2–oil MMP with different mole percentages of CH4 in the CO2. All of the experiments were performed at reservoir temperature (108 °F) using the VIT (vanishing interfacial tension) method. Results showed that MMP increases from 1403 to 4085 psi as the mole percentage of CH4 in the CO2 increases from 0% to 100%. To assess the impact of this variation in MMP on the oil recovery performance in the field, a history-matched, compositional reservoir simulation model was used to predict the oil production performance for a WAG flood using CO2 that contained a range of CH4 concentrations. The reservoir simulations examined the effects of permeability heterogeneity, fluid crossflow, and phase behavior on the oil displacement performance in three-dimensional space over time. Simulation results indicated that CO2 floods using a limited range of CO2–CH4 mixtures could still maintain multiple-contact miscibility and result in effective EOR. In addition, the ability to reinject produced CO2–CH4 mixtures as is, without removal of the CH4, ensured that this approach to EOR would continue to be cost-effective." @default.
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• W2808300689 title "Evaluation of recycle gas injection on CO2 enhanced oil recovery and associated storage performance" @default.
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