Title: SPE 101681
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2From Concept to Pilot to Full-Field
Implementation A New EOR Process for the Prudhoe
Bay Field
SPE 101681
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- P. L. McGuire, F. H. Carini, J. G. Ambrose,
- A. N. Yancey, M. N. Panda, BP Alaska
3Outline
- Background of Updip Zone 4
- Process Comparison Cores
- History Match of Production Core Data
- Process Comparison Study
- Field Tests
- Staged Development
- Overall Conclusions
4Prudhoe Bay Type Log
50 meters
5Prudhoe Bay Zone 4 Process Cores
6D-06A Gravity Drainage Process Core
- Cored in July 1997
- Core taken 600 ft from old D-06 producer
- Placed on production in 1977
- Cumulative production of 23 MMSTB
- Top 40 ft in original gas cap
- Mature Gravity Drainage pattern
713-06A Waterflood/EOR Process Core
- Cored in January 1998
- Core taken 300 ft from old 13-05 producer
- Core taken 1500 ft from old 13-06 injector
- Placed on MI injection in 1984
- Cumulative injection of 17 TPV MI
- Mature WAG pattern
8D-06A vs 13-06A Logs
Waterflood/EOR
Gravity Drainage
9D-06A and 13-06A So vs. Depth
10D-06A and 13-06A So vs. Permeability
11Updip Zone 4 Cores
12Updip Zone 4 Core Permeability
13Updip Zone 4 Oil Target
- D-06A data shows high updip Zone 4 Sor
- UZ4 perms average much lower than D-06A
- Gravity drainage will leave high Sor in Zone 4
- 13-06A data shows Zone 4 WAG works well
14Updip Zone 4 Potential Flood Targetbetween
existing waterflood and original gas cap
15D-06A Simulation Analysis
- History match core oil saturations
- Identify mechanisms causing high Sor
16Oil saturation match of D-06A core
Heterogeneity Dominated
Capillary Pressure Dominated
17D-06A Conclusions
- High perm rock (gt800 mD) is draining well
- Modest perm rock (lt600 mD) is leaving a
significant mobile oil target behind - Shales are impeding the GD process
- History match simulation closely reproduced the
oil saturations measured in the core
1813-06 Pattern Analysis
- History Match Production from Well 13-05
- History Match 13-06A Core
- Saturations
- Compositions
19Well 13-05 History Match Two Triangular Models,
40190 Cells
20 Well 13-05 Oil Production History Match
2113-06 Pattern SimulationOil Saturation Map
13-06A
13-05
13-06
2213-06 Pattern SimulationPropane Mole Fraction Map
23Oil saturation match of 13-06A core
24Oil Composition Match of 13-06A Core
2513-06A Conclusions
- Good quantitative oil production history match
- Simulator reproduced the measured oil saturations
- Simulator reproduced the measured oil
compositions - Shale description in model is reasonable
- Simulator is capturing proper mechanisms
26Updip Zone 4 Strip Model
- Investigate Updip Zone 4 oil target
- Evaluate updip water and MI injection strategies
- Evaluate MI efficiency
- Evaluate sensitivity to reservoir description
27Updip Zone 4 Strip Model Schematic
28Updip Zone 4 Porosity and Permeability
29UZ4 Initial Saturations
30Oil Saturation after 12 months MI
SWIPE MI Oil Saturations
31Gas Saturation after 12 months MI
SWIPE MI Gas Saturations
32Oil Saturation after 10 years WF vs GD
So Waterflood vs Continued GD
33Updip Zone 4 Strip Model Oil Rates
34Updip Zone 4 Cum Incremental Oil
35Updip Zone 4 EOR Mechanisms
- Secondary MI, not Tertiary
- Extremely Rich EOR Target
- 50 So vs. 25 So
- Dominated by Oil Swelling, not So Reduction
- Major injectivity increase of MI vs. Water
- Major rate acceleration
- Barrel-in / Barrel-out just like Waterflood
- No need to propagate EOR across reservoir
36UZ4 EOR Analysis
- Better performance than existing Prudhoe Bay EOR
- Very good gross and net MI efficiency
- Works with or without chase waterflood
37Updip Zone 4 Field Tests
- One Waterflood Pilot and One MI Pilot
- Proof-of-concept of high oil saturation target
- Proof-of-concept of excellent UZ4 EOR
- Determine safe water injection rates
- Establish water containment in Zone 4
- Validate Model
38Updip Zone 4 Pilot Injectors
MI
Waterflood
39DS 14-01A Updip Zone 4 MI Pilot
- Long-term shut-in for high GOR
- March 2000 injection startup
- Rich Gas injection terminated November 2001
- 23 Bscf cum MI
- Aaverage rate of 40 MMSCFD
40DS 14-01A Cross Section
Lower Zone 4 Production
Middle Zone 2
41DS 14-01A MI Injection Rates
4214-01A Pilot EOR Response
4314-01A Oil Rate vs. Model Predictions
4414-01A Cum Oil vs. Model Predictions
4514-01A Field vs Model EOR
- Model scaled to pattern PV
- Good prediction on MI injection rates
- Major response in less than 1 year
- Field response consistent with Model
- Timing far faster than traditional EOR
- Good quantitative match of oil production
46Updip Zone 4 EOR Mechanisms
- Secondary MI, not Tertiary
- Extremely rich EOR target
- 50 So vs. 25 So
- Dominated by Oil Swelling, not So reduction
- Major injectivity increase of MI vs. water
- Rate acceleration
- Barrel-in / Barrel-out just like Waterflood
- No need to propagate EOR across reservoir
47DS 1-11 Updip Zone 4 Waterflood Pilot
- High GOR producer (20-30 Mscf/Stb)
- Proof-of-concept for Updip Zone 4 Waterflood
- Utilize conservative injection rates
- 5,000 to 10,000 BWPD likely
- Must not compromise GD recovery in Zone 2
- Injection startup September 4, 2001
- Objective was to Contain Water in Zone 4
- Tritiated Water Tracer Injected September 28,
2001 - Test 9 Offset Wells
48DS 1-11 Updip Zone 4 WF Pilot Map
49DS 1-11 Water Injection Rates
50DS 1-11 Oil Tracer Production Rates
51DS 1-11 Incremental Oil Production Rates
52DS 1-11 Updip Zone 4 Waterflood Pilot
- Injectivity consistent with expectations
- Good injection rates
- Good injection profiles
- Good injection response seen in 5 wells
- Oil rate increase
- Gas rate decrease
- No tracer seen in updip Zone 2 wells
- Injection contained within Zone 4
53Updip Zone 4 New Mainfield Patterns
54Eileen West End Updip Zone 4 target
55Eileen West End UZ4 Pattern Map
56Eileen West End UZ4 MI Rates
57Eileen West End UZ4 EOR Rates
58Updip Zone 4 Injection ProjectCurrent Status
59Updip Zone 4 Injection Project Summary
- Process Comparison Cores yielded valuable
insights - Gravity drainage efficiency is poor in Zone 4
- Large remaining oil target for injection project
- Process Comparison Study
- Large single MI slug
- Secondary oil-swelling process
- Chase waterflood
- Mechanisms and Model Results validated by Field
Tests - Rapid EOR response
- Excellent MI efficiency
- Staged Development over last few years
- Encouraging results
- Remaining Patterns likely developed in next few
years - MI, water availability
- Facilities constraints
60From Concept to Pilot to Full-Field
Implementation A New EOR Process for the
Prudhoe Bay Field