Numerıcal Modellıng of Surfuctant-Polymer Floodıng Combıned wıth Law Salınıty Water Floodıng ın Matlab: Case Study ın Neft Dashları

Rashad R. Nazaraliyev, Adalat I. Humbatov, Aysel E. Mammadova

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Rashad R. Nazaraliyev
Baku Higher Oil School, Baku, Republic of Azerbaijan
Adalat I. Humbatov
Baku Higher Oil School, Baku, Republic of Azerbaijan
Aysel E. Mammadova
Baku Higher Oil School, Baku, Republic of Azerbaijan

https://doi.org/10.15593/2712-8008/2024.1.5

The increasing global population has led to a surge in energy demand historically met by hydrocarbons. Despite the substantial investments made in the renewable energy sector, the oil industry still overs a predominant role to play in the contemporary world, and this trend is predicted to persist during the next few decades. However, considering the depletion of oil resources over time, new methods and technologies are being invented and developed to increase the efficiency of oil recovery. One of the methods applied to increase oil recovery is decreasing the salt fraction in the injection water used for the pressure maintenance in oil reservoir. Results of this research project indicate that at a mineralization level of 0.02%, oil recovery reached 26.1%, compared to 22.2% in the base case. Moreover, the oil recovery during polymer and polymer-surfactant flooding comprised 28.1 and 31.2% (the highest number), respectively.

Keywords

law salınıty water floodıngenhance oil recoverysimulationpolymersurfuctant

Численное моделирование поверхностно-активных веществ полимерного заводнения совместно с заводнением слабосоленой водой в Matlab на примере месторождения «Нефть Дашлары»

По мере увеличения численности населения на планете растет также и потребность в энергии, которую исторически в основном получают от углеводородов. Невзирая на масштабные инвестиции в сферу возобновляемой энергии с целью снижения зависимости от исчерпаемых источников энергии, нефтяная отрасль до сих пор играет существенную роль в современном мире и, согласно предположениям специалистов, данный тренд будет оставаться неизменным на протяжении еще нескольких десятилетий. Однако, учитывая уменьшение запасов углеводородных месторождений, специалисты активно работают над разработкой новых способов и современных технологий, способных технологически и экономически увеличить эффектиновность добычи нефти. Одним из таких методов, способствующих повышению нефтеотдачи, является снижение массовой доли минералов, в том числе соли, содержащейся в составе закачиваемой в пласты жидкости для поддрежания пластового давления. Результаты данного исследовательского проекта показывают, что при уровне минерализации, равной 0,02 %, количество нефтеотдачи составило 26,1 %, при этом базовый вариант заводнения составляет 22,2 %. К тому же показатели при применении полимера и полимерных поверхностно-активных веществ оказались 28,1 и 31,2 % (самый высокий показатель).

Ключевые слова

заводнение с использованием слабосоленой водыповышение нефтеотдачичисленное моделированиеполимерповерхностно-активные вещества

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