000			02050nab a2200241 4500
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008			260224s2007 xxu
245	0	0	_aHow much oil you can get from CHOPS
260			_a _b _cabril 2007
270			_a2009-05-18 ; 12/04/2008
300			_a9 p. ; 24-32
500			_aDisponible en Biblioteca en papael impreso ; Publicado en formato pdf en el sitio web de Terralog Technology Inc.
520			_aTranscripción del resumen publicado por el autor: Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) has been applied with very good success to enhance heavy oil production in Canada, China, Venezuela and Kazakhstan. Based on existing laboratory and field information and case histories, the most important physical processes enhancing cold production have been reviewed, summarized and quantified. Several sanding models are developed, including a new porosity cap model for failure propagation, as well as a semi-analytical elastoplastic stress model coupled with an unsteady pressure model for foamy oils. The mechanisms for oil rate enhancement by CHOPS, such as porosity and permeability enhancement that arise from sand removal, propagation of the elastoplastic (remolded) zone, increase of oil velocity relative to the matrix and the effects of foamy oil behaviour, are quantitatively described and compared. The proposed model can be applied to predict how much additional oil one might expect for a given amount of produced sand. It might also serve as a tool for optimizing cold heavy oil production while nevertheless keeping the sand flux at a low level, which could reduce operating expenses such as limiting sand disposal costs.
581			_a4
773	0		_tJournal of Canadian Petroleum Technology _g46
942			_cARTICULO
650		0	_aPetróleos pesados _922736
650		0	_aExtracción de petróleos pesados _910586
700	1		_aHan, G. _927294
700	1		_aBruno, M. _939179
999			_c167679 _d167679
856			_uhttp://www.terralog.com/article/CIPC2004_008_Han_CHOPS.pdf