Crude oil recovery and transportation method
A crude oil and heavy oil technology, which is applied in the field of crude oil production and transportation, can solve problems such as long reaction time and difficult implementation, achieve convenient operation, solve the scarcity of thin oil sources, and have good effects of catalytic viscosity reduction
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Embodiment 1
[0034] (1) First add 1.08g of nickel sulfate catalyst into 2.16g of deionized water, then add the mixture and 108g of heavy oil (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 3470mPa·s) into a 300mL reactor, and the reaction The mixture was heated to 160°C, the reaction pressure was kept at 6MPa, and the reaction was stirred for 200min. The measured dynamic viscosity of the product oil after the reaction was degassed and dehydrated at 50°C was 1232mPa·s;
[0035] (2) Raise the temperature of the reactor to 320°C, and collect light fractions with a distillation range below 300°C (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 38.2mPa·s) as a distillate for heavy oil production. Mix thin oil, inject it in the oil well, extract the crude oil in the oil well, and use the crude oil as the heavy oil of step (1);
[0036] (3) Transfer the residual oil at the bottom of the tank (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 1532m...
Embodiment 2
[0038] (1) First add 0.01g of ferrous sulfate catalyst into 375g of deionized water, then add the mixture and 250g of heavy oil (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 3470mPa·s) into a 1L reactor, and the reaction The mixture was heated to 320°C, the reaction pressure was kept at 0.4MPa, and the reaction was stirred for 30 minutes. The measured kinetic viscosity of the product oil after degassing and dehydration at 50°C was 1271mPa·s;
[0039] (2) Raise the temperature of the reactor to 320°C, and collect the light fraction with a distillation range below 300°C (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 37.5mPa·s) as a distillate for heavy oil production. Mix thin oil, inject it in the oil well, extract the crude oil in the oil well, and use the crude oil as the heavy oil of step (1);
[0040] (3) Transfer the residual oil at the bottom of the tank (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 1560mPa·s) to ...
Embodiment 3
[0042] (1) First add 0.25g ferrous sulfate, 0.12g vanadyl sulfate and 0.13g molybdenum sulfate catalyst into 28.8g deionized water, then the mixture and 120.1g heavy oil (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 3470mPa·s) into a 300mL reactor, heated the reactant to 265°C, kept the reaction pressure at 4MPa, and stirred for 100min. ;
[0043] (2) Raise the temperature of the reactor to 320°C, and collect the light distillate with a distillation range below 300°C (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 7.5mPa·s) as a distillate for heavy oil production. Mix thin oil, inject it in the oil well, extract the crude oil in the oil well, and use the crude oil as the heavy oil of step (1);
[0044] (3) Transfer the residual oil at the bottom of the tank (the dynamic viscosity after degassing and dehydration at 50°C is 460mPa·s) to the export pipeline.
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