Condensate Recovery By Cycling At Declining Pressure | Zendy

Z.G. Havlena | Zendy; James D. Griffith | Zendy; R. Pot | Zendy; O.G. Kiel | Zendy

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Condensate Recovery By Cycling At Declining Pressure

Author(s) -

Z.G. Havlena,

James D. Griffith,

R. Pot,

O.G. Kiel

Publication year - 1967

Publication title -

all days

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.2118/1962-ms

Subject(s) - cycling , petroleum engineering , dry gas , condensation , environmental science , hydrocarbon , temperature cycling , chemistry , geology , thermodynamics , chromatography , physics , archaeology , organic chemistry , history , thermal

The practice of reservoir pressure maintenance by gas cycling has been adopted in many retrograde (wet) gas reservoirs to prevent condensation and ensuing loss of hydrocarbon liquids. An investigation of the factors involved in condensate recovery by gas cycling was made for this paper. The principle factors are (1) the sweep patterns developed by the cycled gas and the resulting wet gas recovery and (2) the revaporization of the liquid condensate within the reservoir upon contact by dry injected gas.

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