Early non-condensable gas injection project

NCGI nostalgia

Injecting non-condensable gas is being used by many operators to reduce steam requirement and cost. Interestingly, this technology has been around for over 7 years as shown in this application from 2009. Seeing their conclusions from first experiments with gas injection is not just nostalgic, it also highlights some of the operational problems surrounding this strategy. We found this using AppIntel.

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Tags: Thermal, Heavy Oil

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