Non-strong water-sensitive special oil reservoir heating power oil extraction method
A thermal oil recovery, a special technology, applied in the direction of production fluid, earthwork drilling, wellbore/well components, etc., can solve the problem of high production cost and low production efficiency of special oil reservoirs with higher cost than hot water at the same temperature and non-strong water sensitivity And other issues
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[0094] A thermal oil recovery method for non-strongly water-sensitive special oil reservoirs of the present invention is carried out in a cycle according to the following steps
[0095] 1. Inject 0.1 tons of pour point depressant once into the oil layer through the oil well;
[0096] 2. Inject 1 ton of 350°C hot water mixed with pour point depressant into the oil layer through the oil well;
[0097] In the hot water mixed with the pour point depressant, the ratio of parts by weight of the hot water to the pour point depressant is 100:10;
[0098] 3. Use the existing oil extraction technology to extract oil.
[0099] Described pour point depressant is made up of the raw material of following percentage by weight:
[0100] 1) Biphenyl 20%;
[0101] 2) Diesel 78.3%;
[0102] 3) Sodium alkyl sulfonate 0.1%;
[0103] 4) Fusel oil 0.1%;
[0104] 5) Ethylene glycol butyl ether 0.5%;
[0105] 6) Alkylphenol formaldehyde resin 1%;
[0106] The content of chlorine element and su...
Embodiment 2
[0108] A thermal oil recovery method for non-strongly water-sensitive special oil reservoirs of the present invention is carried out in a cycle according to the following steps:
[0109] 1. Inject 500 tons of pour point depressant once into the oil layer through the oil well;
[0110] 2. Inject 10,000 tons of 30°C hot water mixed with pour point depressant into the oil layer through the oil well;
[0111] In the hot water mixed with the pour point depressant, the ratio of parts by weight of the hot water to the pour point depressant is 100:0.001;
[0112] 3. Use the existing oil extraction technology to extract oil.
[0113] Described high-efficiency pour point depressant is made up of the raw material of following percentage by weight:
[0114] 1) Naphthalene 20%;
[0115] Anthracene 20%
[0116] 2) 40% of natural aggregates of hydrocarbons in granular state at room temperature;
[0117] 3) Alkyltrimethylammonium chloride 2%;
[0118] 4) Fusel oil 2%;
[0119] 5) Die...
Embodiment 3
[0123] A thermal oil recovery method for non-strongly water-sensitive special oil reservoirs of the present invention is carried out in a cycle according to the following steps:
[0124] 1. Inject 250 tons of pour point depressant once into the oil layer through the oil well;
[0125] 2. Inject 5,000 tons of 170°C hot water mixed with pour point depressant into the oil layer through the oil well;
[0126] In the hot water mixed with the pour point depressant, the ratio of parts by weight of the hot water to the pour point depressant is 20:1;
[0127] 3. Use the existing oil extraction technology to extract oil.
[0128] Described pour point depressant is made up of the raw material of following percentage by weight:
[0129] 1) Methylnaphthalene 32%;
[0130] 2) Emulsified diesel oil 60%;
[0131] 3) Polyoxyethylene alkylphenol ether carboxylic acid sodium salt 1.2%;
[0132] 4) Fusel oil 1.2%;
[0133] 5) Diethylene glycol butyl ether 2%;
[0134] 6) Polyvinyl carboxyl...
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