Design and Implementation of a CO2 Flood Utilizing Advanced Reservoir Characterization and Horizontal Injection Wells In a Shallow Shelf Carbonate Approaching Waterflood Depletion, Class II | Zendy

John S. Wier Don R. Chimanhusky | Zendy; Kirk L. Czirr | Zendy; L. D. Hallenbeck | Zendy; Matthew Gerard | Zendy; Kim B. Dollens | Zendy; Rex Owen | Zendy; M.P. Gaddis | Zendy; M.K. Moshell | Zendy

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Design and Implementation of a CO2 Flood Utilizing Advanced Reservoir Characterization and Horizontal Injection Wells In a Shallow Shelf Carbonate Approaching Waterflood Depletion, Class II

Author(s) -

John S. Wier Don R. Chimanhusky,

Kirk L. Czirr,

L. D. Hallenbeck,

Matthew Gerard,

Kim B. Dollens,

Rex Owen,

M.P. Gaddis,

M.K. Moshell

Publication year - 2002

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/804647

Subject(s) - petroleum engineering , reservoir modeling , geology , abandonment (legal) , flood myth , carbonate , injection well , reservoir simulation , geography , archaeology , materials science , political science , law , metallurgy

The purpose of this project was to economically design an optimum carbon dioxide (CO2) flood for a mature waterflood nearing its economic abandonment. The original project utilized advanced reservoir characterization and CO2 horizontal injection wells as the primary methods to redevelop the South Cowden Unit (SCU). The development plans; project implementation and reservoir management techniques were to be transferred to the public domain to assist in preventing premature abandonment of similar fields

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