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Session 2. Stage in Field Development. Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil Reserves. Hydrocarbon Classification. Liquid Hydrocarbons Crude Oil, N Natural Gas Liquids, NGL Condensate, CL Gasoline, CLg Liquefied Petroleum Gases, CLp (LPG). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Session 2Session 2

Stage in Field DevelopmentStage in Field Development

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Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil ReservesReserves

Hydrocarbon ClassificationHydrocarbon Classification

Liquid HydrocarbonsCrude Oil, NNatural Gas Liquids, NGL

Condensate, CLGasoline, CLgLiquefied Petroleum Gases, CLp

(LPG)

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Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil ReservesReserves

Natural GasNatural Gas

Nonassociated Gas, GNonassociated Gas, G

Associated Gas, GAssociated Gas, Gaa

Dissolved Gas, GDissolved Gas, Gdd

Injected Gas, GInjected Gas, Gii

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Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil ReservesReserves

Fig. 1 - Fluid Hydrocarbon Classification

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Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil ReservesReserves

Oil Reserves ClassificationOil Reserves Classification

finalRreserves = ΔN = N×E

Recovery possibilitiesDegree of proof

Development and producing statusEnergy source

Primary reservesSecondary reservesTertiary reserves

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Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil Hydrocarbon Classification and Oil ReservesReserves

Fig. 2 - Oil Reserves Classification and EOR Target and Path

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Producing ReservesProducing Reserves

Oil Recovery MethodsOil Recovery Methods• Primary Recovery MethodsPrimary Recovery Methods• Improved Recovery MethodsImproved Recovery Methods

Conventional methods (secondary methods)Conventional methods (secondary methods) Enhanced oil recovery methods (tertiary methods)Enhanced oil recovery methods (tertiary methods)

from research and lab experiment, which can improve the possible reserves,

through field pilot tests, which can increase the probable reserves,

to proved and producing reserves when the commercial development of the reservoir under one of the EOR methods is in place.

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Fig. 3 - Primary and Improved Recovery Methods

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oil

water

Water Drive

Well Head

RESERVOIR

RF mencapai 50%

Primary Recovery FactorPrimary Recovery Factor

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oil

Solution Gas Drive

Well Head

RESERVOIR

RF mencapai 15%-25%

Gas terlarut

Gas terlarut

Gas terlarutGas terlarut

Gas terlarut

Gas terlarutGas terlarut Gas terlarut

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Free Gas

oil

Gas Cap Drive

Well Head

RESERVOIR

RF mencapai ……. %

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Producing ReservesProducing Reserves

Enhanced Oil Recovery MethodsEnhanced Oil Recovery Methods

improve sweep efficiency by reducing the mobility ratio between injected and in-place fluids,

eliminate or reduce the capillary and interfacial forces and thus improve displacement efficiency, and

act on both phenomenon simultaneously.

• Chemical Methods

• Miscible Methods

• Thermal Methods

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Table 1 – Methods and Enhanced Recovery

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Producing ReservesProducing Reserves

Oil Recovery FactorOil Recovery Factor

finalRE5-10%5-10% Tight oil reservoirs, slightly fractured or Tight oil reservoirs, slightly fractured or

heavy oil reservoirsheavy oil reservoirs

10-25%10-25% Oil reservoirs produced mainly by solution Oil reservoirs produced mainly by solution gas drivegas drive

25-40%25-40% Oil reservoirs producing under partial water Oil reservoirs producing under partial water drive, gas injection, or gravity drainagedrive, gas injection, or gravity drainage

40-55%40-55% Oil reservoirs produced by conventional Oil reservoirs produced by conventional waterfloodwaterflood

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Producing ReservesProducing Reserves

Table 2 – Conventional and EOR Methods Efficiency (ER)

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