MODULE 1 APPLIED ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY (10 Days) CONTENTS CHAPTER |: OVERVIEW OF EOR METHODS et Hydrocarbon Classification Classification of Oil Reserves EOR Target and Path Criteria Oil Recovery Methods CHAPTER 11: FACTORS COMMON TO ALL EOR METHODS Principle Influences on the Efficiency of EOR The Influence of Reservoir Characteristics The Influence of Fluid Characteristics Linear Displacement Piston- like Displacement CHAPTER 11: PETROPHYSICS AND PETROCHEMISTRY FOR EOR Porosity and Permeability Capillary Pressure Relative Permeability Residual Oil Saturation Chemistry of Permeable Media CHAPTER 1V: POLYMER FLOODING Principle and Method Description Polymer Types_.c: Apparent Viscosity Polymer Retention, Fleld Projects and Results Guideline for Polymer Application Design Considerations is ind Resistance FactorCHAPTER V: ALKALINE WATER FLOODING Displacement Mechanisms and Method Description Design Consideration and Screening Criteria Field Trials CHAPTER V1: MICELLAR- POLYMER FLOODING Description of the Process The Surfactants Surfactant- Briné- Oil Displacements Applicability of Process Design of Process Economic of Process Field Test Projects Screening Criteria Preliminary Economic Evaluation Model CHAPTER V 11: MISCIBLE DRIVE Miscible Slug Flooding Thermodynamio Miscibility The. Ternary Diagram Basic Methods of Miscible Drive High Pressure Gas injection High Pressure Inert Gas Injection Enriched Gas Injection LPG Slug Injection and Alcohol Slug Injection Improved Miscible Drive Methods Field Development of Hydrocarbon- Solvent Flooding ae CHAPTER VIII: GAS RECYCLING IN GAS- CONDINSATE - 5 > RESERVOIRS ‘ Introduction The. Thermodynamic of Gas Recycling ‘Sweep Efficiency Well: Locations Production Contral and Equipment Determination: of Operating ConditionsCHAPTER IX: CHAPTER X: CHAPTER XI: CHAPTER XII: CARBON DIOXIDE FLOODING Properties of COz Factors that Make COz an EOR Agent C02 Miscible Flooding C02 Immiscible Flooding Design Considerations Oz Demand, Sources and Transportation Field Projects STEAM INJECTION Thermal Properties of Rocks and Fluids Properties of Steam Surface Heat Loss Well bore Heat Logs Hot Water Flooding - - Oil Recovery Calculation Design Criteria + Formation Heating-by Steam Injection Formation Heat Loss — Field Development and Results Screen Criteria IN SITU COMBUSTION Qualitative Description of In Situ Combustion Wet and Reserves Combustion Combustion Parameters Application and Pilot Tests Field Development A Design of an In Situ Combustion MICROBIAL ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY Definitions Historical Development Mechanisms of MEOR Design of the Process. Field Results and Observations