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Shale oil is an unconventional oil produced from oil shale rock fragments by pyrolysis, hydrogenation, or thermal dissolution. These processes convert the organic matter within the rock (kerogen) into synthetic oil and gas. The resulting oil can be used immediately as a fuel or upgraded to meet refinery feedstock specifications by adding hydrogen and removing impurities such as sulfur and nitrogen. The refined products can be used for the same purposes as those derived from crude oil.

In situ method and system for extraction of oil from shale

A system and process is disclosed for retorting oil shale and extracting shale oil and other hydrocarbons therefrom, in which a cased heat delivery well is drilled generally vertically through an overburden and then through a body of oil shale to be retorted to the bottom thereof, generally horizontally under the body of oil shale to be retorted, and then back to the earth surface. Heat energy is transmitted conductively to the body of oil shale to be retorted from a closed loop heat delivery module in the well, the module comprising a fluid transmission pipe containing a heating fluid heated to at least a retorting temperature. Heat energy is also transmitted to the body of oil shale to be retorted above the fluid transmission pipe by vapor conduits that conduct retort vapors upward through the body of oil shale to be retorted; the ascending retort vapors condense and reflux, delivering their latent heat of vaporization to the body of oil shale to be retorted, and the condensed retort liquids descend. If not recycled, the retort liquids are collected in a sump at the bottom of a production well and are transmitted to the surface for processing. The vapor conduits communicate at upper ends thereof with the production well, so that vapors that do not reflux are collected in the production well and are transmitted to the surface for processing.
Owner:AMERICAN SHALE OIL

In situ method and system for extraction of oil from shale

A system and process is disclosed for retorting oil shale and extracting shale oil and other hydrocarbons therefrom, in which a cased heat delivery well is drilled generally vertically through an overburden and then through a body of oil shale to be retorted to the bottom thereof, generally horizontally under the body of oil shale to be retorted, and then back to the earth surface. Heat energy is transmitted conductively to the body of oil shale to be retorted from a closed loop heat delivery module in the well, the module comprising a fluid transmission pipe containing a heating fluid heated to at least a retorting temperature. Heat energy is also transmitted to the body of oil shale to be retorted above the fluid transmission pipe by vapor conduits that conduct retort vapors upward through the body of oil shale to be retorted; the ascending retort vapors condense and reflux, delivering their latent heat of vaporization to the body of oil shale to be retorted, and the condensed retort liquids descend. If not recycled, the retort liquids are collected in a sump at the bottom of a production well and are transmitted to the surface for processing. The vapor conduits communicate at upper ends thereof with the production well, so that vapors that do not reflux are collected in the production well and are transmitted to the surface for processing.
Owner:AMERICAN SHALE OIL

Shale oil-gas economical and effective layer section evaluation method

ActiveCN104453873AImprove development efficiencyEliminate defects with large evaluation errorsBorehole/well accessoriesPorositySlice thickness
The invention provides a shale oil-gas economical and effective layer section evaluation method. The method comprises the steps of determining evaluation parameters of shale of target layer sections according to obtained logging data and core data, wherein the evaluation parameters include the organic carbon content, the porosity, the formation pressure coefficient, the oil-gas accumulative output impact factor and elastic parameters; subtracting a corresponding cut-off value from each evaluation parameter to obtain a difference value of each evaluation parameter; using points with the difference values, larger than 0, of the evaluation parameters as efficient points; adding the thicknesses of logging points which are continuous efficient points in the target layer sections, and using the added result as the single-layer thickness of the continuous efficient points; determining the shale oil-gas accumulated economical yield minimum thickness; using the layer section with the single-layer thickness of the continuous efficient points larger than or equal to the accumulated economical yield minimum thickness in the target layer section as the shale oil-gas economical and effective layer section. According to the shale oil-gas economical and effective layer section evaluation method, the shale oil-gas economical and effective layer section can be accurately and effectively determined, and therefore the shale oil-gas development benefits are improved.
Owner:PETROCHINA CO LTD

Reusable slippery water fracturing fluid for shale oil and gas reservoir

ActiveCN103275691ALow viscosityRapid Dispersion DissolutionDrilling compositionUniform systemWater quality
The invention discloses reusable slippery water fracturing fluid for a shale oil and gas reservoir. The reusable slippery water fracturing fluid for the shale oil and gas reservoir comprises the following components in percentage by weight: 0.02 to 0.08 percent of a resistance reducing agent, 0.7 to 1.5 percent of a discharge aid, 8 to 12 percent of an auxiliary discharge aid, 5 to 10 percent of an interfacial tension-reducing synergist, 0.05 to 0.1 percent of a clay stabilizer, 0.007 to 0.01 percent of a sterilizing agent, 0.04 to 0.06 percent of a scale inhibitor and the balance of water. The reusable slippery water fracturing fluid for the shale oil and gas reservoir has the beneficial effects that (1) the resistance reducing agent can be dispersed and dissolved quickly to form a uniform system, so the problem of difficulty in large-scale intermediate liquid preparation in a shale fracturing process is solved; (2) the slippery water fracturing fluid can be reused, so the treatment cost of return liquid is reduced; (3) the resistance reducing ratio of the slippery water is more than 75 percent, so large-displacement construction is realized, the requirement on pump injecting equipment is reduced, and the frictional resistance of the slippery water in a pipeline in a large-displacement fracturing construction process can be effectively reduced; and (4) the slippery water fracturing fluid has a wide application range, strong temperature adaptability and temperature adaptability, and low requirement on water quality.
Owner:PETRO KING OILFIELD TECH
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