Wells – Processes – Separating material entering well
Patent
1998-05-29
2000-09-12
Neuder, William
Wells
Processes
Separating material entering well
166369, 1661055, 166110, E21B 4338, E21B 4340
Patent
active
061163414
ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to an apparatus and a method for multiplying the hydrostatic head of a column of liquid into a magnified injection pressure for injecting water produced in a gas well into a disposal zone, while concurrently producing the gas, with little or no water, to the ground surface.
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Barritt Loren K.
Brindle Kristine H.
McKinzie Howard L.
Stuebinger Lon A.
Delhommer Harold J.
Neuder William
Texaco Inc.
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