Solvent and SAGD -- High voltage edition
You've heard of SAGD.
You know about injecting solvent.
You've heard of electric heating.
But what about injecting electrically heated solvent into a SAGD pattern?
How would you find all the variations on SAGD without AppIntel? It can send you an email every time there's a new application submitted with the words thermal bitumen . How would you keep up on SAGD advances any other way?
One operator decided to inject condensate into a well, heat it electrically in the wellbore and inject it into the reservoir. Then he produces back the well.
His results are confidential until 2019. But you can check out his design details and hopes for recovery from his application to the regulator.
You can have them in moments from our self-serve application document portal.
Buy these application docs now Subscribers get them for free?subject=Help me stay at the forefront of SAGD technology.&body=Help me stay at the forefront of SAGD technology.%0D%0A%0D%0AMy Name:__________ %0D%0AMy Phone Number:__________ %0D%0A%0D%0A(Or call Proven Sales at 403-803-2500.)">Contact Proven. We stay abreast of all SAGD technology by following applications.
S in SAGD stands for steam
The S in SAGD stands for steam. But many non-steam pilot heating systems are springing up in the SAGD realm. How many do you know?
Preheating near-wellbore
Some heating systems are for preheating the near-wellbore formation.
Trim heating
Some are for trim heating steam/hot water. Some are developed to reduce the steam load on boilers.
Pre-heating solvent
Some systems heat condensate or solvent before injection.
Production fluid heating
Some are for heating the reservoir fluids on the way up the wellbore.
Directly heating the reservoir
Some to increase heat directly into the reservoir.
You can find all these through AppIntel by searching for thermal bitumen . Without AppIntel, how else would you find them?
Stay up to date on SAGD advances by email alert
Imagine if you could get an email alert every time a new thermal scheme application was submitted. You can get unlimited alerts using AppIntel.
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