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Prospects of developing gas-condensate deposits by employing technologies of formation pressure maintenance at conditions of ukraine fields

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  • CD I249 1 0013788
In: Summary: Transcripción del abstract original del autor: A reasonable approach to the selection of an optimum development mode of gas condensate fields with high specific condensate content (more than 200 g/m3 ) is considered. Peculiarities of gascondensate systems conditioned by intensive condensation of heavy hydrocarbons as formation pressure decreases, when technologies of formation pressure maintenance are used, are taken into account. Application of these technologies (cycling-process, hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon gases injection, combined injection of gases and liquids etc.) at different stages of field depletion will essentially increase hydrocarbon recovery and provide profit at a level of 1.6-4.9 USD per 1 USD of capital investments.
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Transcripción del abstract original del autor: A reasonable approach to the selection of an optimum development mode of gas condensate fields with high specific condensate content (more than 200 g/m3 ) is considered. Peculiarities of gascondensate systems conditioned by intensive condensation of heavy hydrocarbons as formation pressure decreases, when technologies of formation pressure maintenance are used, are taken into account. Application of these technologies (cycling-process, hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon gases injection, combined injection of gases and liquids etc.) at different stages of field depletion will essentially increase hydrocarbon recovery and provide profit at a level of 1.6-4.9 USD per 1 USD of capital investments.



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