Tall oil as additive in gas drive hydrocarbon oil recovery

Wells – Processes – Distinct – separate injection and producing wells

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166274, E21B 4322

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ABSTRACT:
A gas-drive hydrocarbon oil recovery process comprises injecting into a subterranean, viscous oil-containing formation tall oil to reduce the minimum miscibility pressure (MMP) of the reservoir oil-displacing fluid system and increase the viscosity of the displacing fluid. The tall oil is injected as a separate slug either simultaneously with or before the injection of a slug of the displacing fluid. A drive fluid may also be injected into the formation after the injection of the displacing fluid and tall oil to aid in the recovery of the formation oil.

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