Immsicible gas injection gaining popularity

Claims 5% additional recovery

PVT diagram for immiscible injectionWith low gas prices, more operators are injecting gas into conventional formations even when the reservoir pressure is far below the minimum miscibility pressure.

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This applicant claims reserve recovery improvements of 5% using immiscible gas injection even with complex and tight geology.

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Tags: Gas Injection, Flood

Granger Low  11 May 2015



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