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        A novel technique combining the cyclic steam stimulation and top gas injection for increasing heat efficiency

        A. M. Suranto 한국자원공학회 2018 Geosystem engineering Vol.21 No.2

        In the first production period of cyclic steam stimulation (CSS), the oil production rate becomes high due to reducing oil viscosity and increasing reservoir. Even though the remaining heat is still available in the surroundings of the well, the production rate declines too sharply resulting from the reservoir pressure reduction. This paper aims to maintain the oil production rate, which utilizes the remaining heat in the reservoir with a gas top injection. After the oil production rate declines, the gas is injected into the top side of the formation which pushes crude oil to the lower part of the reservoir. Finally, the crude oil moves to the production perforation. The result indicates that the optimum volume gas injection is 6500 MMSCF. In such method, increasing reservoir thickness will be more favorable because the gas spreads more laterally and dissolves to the oil phase. In the case of extended cycle production time, the steam effectiveness will increase. To get the most favorable operation condition, the reservoir thickness must be more than 20 ft. In the optimum case, the cumulative oil production increases 3.5 times and the cumulative steam oil ratio decreases 60% compared to CSS-conventional.

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        Geomechanical analysis from well log for brownshale hydrocarbon development in the Bengkalis Trough, Central Sumatra Basin, Indonesia

        Buntoro Aris,Prasetyadi C.,Wibowo Ricky Adi,Suranto A. M. 한국자원공학회 2021 Geosystem engineering Vol.24 No.5

        Geomechanical analysis using well log can be used to determine the fracable zone. Fracability is a parameter applied in the development of shale hydrocarbon to overcome the weaknesses in determining the fracable zone which was previously only based on high brittleness and considered a good hydraulic fracking candidate. The fracability model from the results of geomechanical analysis is used as the basis for hydraulic fracking planning for the development of Brownshale hydrocarbon in the Bengkalis Trough area, as a case study. Therefore, it has good development prospects. The geomechanical analysis of well BS-03, is the only well that penetrated the Brownshale formation. The geomechanical parameters investigation consists of Young’s modulus, Poisson’s ratio, unixial compressive strength, brittleness index, and the fracability index. Therefore, the fracability model is built by correlating the depth interval of the Brownshale formation and the geomechanical parameters, in order to determine the Brownshale formation interval as the basis for the location selection process and the hydraulic fracking interval. The results of geomechanical analysis show an interesting phenomenon in the fracability index, with negative and positive depth intervals at the top and bottom, respectively. The upper and lower depth intervals represent fracture barrier and fracable zone interval.

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