WO2011101055A2 - Vorrichtung und verfahren zur gewinnung, insbesondere in-situ-gewinnung, einer kohlenstoffhaltigen substanz aus einer unterirdischen lagerstätte - Google Patents
Vorrichtung und verfahren zur gewinnung, insbesondere in-situ-gewinnung, einer kohlenstoffhaltigen substanz aus einer unterirdischen lagerstätte Download PDFInfo
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- E21—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; MINING
- E21B—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; OBTAINING OIL, GAS, WATER, SOLUBLE OR MELTABLE MATERIALS OR A SLURRY OF MINERALS FROM WELLS
- E21B17/00—Drilling rods or pipes; Flexible drill strings; Kellies; Drill collars; Sucker rods; Cables; Casings; Tubings
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- the invention relates to a plant for the in situ recovery of a carbonaceous substance from an underground deposit with reduction of its viscosity.
- a device is used in particular for the promotion of
- SAG steam assisted gravity drainage
- water vapor is injected under high pressure through a tube running horizontally within the seam.
- the heated, molten and detached from the sand or rock bitumen or heavy oil seeps to a second about 5 m lower located pipe through which the promotion of the liquefied bitumen or heavy oil takes place, the distance from injector and
- Production pipe is dependent on reservoir geometry.
- the steam has to fulfill several tasks at the same time, namely the introduction of heating energy for
- the SAGD process starts by introducing steam through both pipes, for example for three months, in order first to liquefy the bitumen in the space between the pipes as quickly as possible. Thereafter, the steam is introduced only through the upper tube and the promotion through the lower tube can begin.
- Patent application DE 10 2007 036 832 AI described a device in which parallel inductor or electrode arrangements are present, which are connected above ground to an oscillator or inverter.
- resistive heating between two electrodes may additionally be carried out.
- the electrical energy must always be passed through an electrical forward conductor and an electrical return conductor. This requires a considerable effort.
- Induktorschreiben energized in various geometric configurations to heat the reservoir inductively. In this case, it is assumed within the reservoir of a constant distance of the inductors, resulting in homogeneous electrical
- Conductivity distribution leads to a constant heat output along the inductors. Described are the spatially close to each other guided return conductor in the
- Electrolyte injection devices ahead the installation of which can be complicated or costly.
- a device and method for conveying a hydrocarbon-containing substance, in particular bitumen or heavy oil, from a reservoir wherein the reservoir with thermal energy for
- a fluid guide for transporting and introducing a solvent fluid - hereinafter also referred to as "fluid" for short - is provided in the reservoir for the purpose of further reducing the viscosity of the substance and / or displacing it from the reservoir So an "in situ"
- a reservoir is preferably an oil sands deposit that can be found underground. According to the invention, no introduction of water vapor for merely heating the reservoir is provided. However, there is an injection of solvents, wherein the solvent fluid may be formed as a gas, as a liquid or as a multi-component or multi-phase mixture.
- the conductor loop is essentially a twisted pair cable that is usually sheathed in a sheath röhrenförmi ⁇ gen.
- a section of the conductor loop along the extension of the cable is referred to below as a conductor.
- a conductor in particular a serial resonant circuit or a part thereof is understood, which is brought in a cable-like structure with external insulation. In an advantageous embodiment of the invention, this can be surrounded by a fluid guide, by means of which the solvent fluid is injected into the reservoir.
- the fluid guide for the solvent fluid may be implemented separately from the conductor loop.
- the fluid guide is an extended hollow body, such as a tube or hose, through which the solvent fluid is transported.
- the solvent fluid can be directed into the reservoir.
- the following advantages may result: i) Reduction of the viscosity of the hydrocarbon-containing substance to be delivered-the bitumen or the heavy oil-in the reservoir by introducing the solvent fluid into the reservoir. ii) Increased displacement of the hydrocarbonaceous
- Substance, e.g. of the oil, by introducing the fluid into the reservoir. Item i) is therefore advantageous in that a reduction in the viscosity of the oil makes economically viable delivery of the oil possible.
- the inductive heating and the introduction of the solvent causes both a reduction in viscosity.
- solvents both gases - such as ethane, propane, butane, CO 2 , SO 2 , etc. - as well as liquids - eg polymers or water mixtures with
- Polymers (polyacrylamides, xanthan) - or water mixtures with admixture of wetting agents (eg surfactants) in question, which each dissolve in the bitumen of the deposit and reduce its viscosity.
- wetting agents eg surfactants
- propane may be used as a solvent mixed with other gases (e.g., methane) to ensure the volume flow and pressure needed to displace the oil.
- gases e.g., methane
- Conductor loop - also referred to as an inductor - and fluid guide - hereinafter also referred to as injector - separated be educated.
- One or more fluid guides terminate in the reservoir and are configured such that the solvent fluid - the solvent - can penetrate into the reservoir.
- the installation of the injector is possible both in vertical and horizontal drilling.
- the injector may have different positions with respect to the inductor and a production tube, for example above the inductor or between pairs of inductor and production tube.
- the inductor and the injector can also be combined coaxially.
- the inductor can be placed in a solvent-carrying pipe - the fluid guide - positioned centrally or eccentrically.
- an inductor may consist of several partial conductors, wherein the partial conductors of the inductor surround the fluid guide, which is used for the supply of the solvent.
- the fluid guide as a hose
- a portion of the conductor loop - hereinafter referred to as a conductor - is disposed within the tube or the tube, in particular so that when the supply of the solvent fluid, the conductor is surrounded by the fluid.
- a conductor - is disposed within the tube or the tube, in particular so that when the supply of the solvent fluid, the conductor is surrounded by the fluid.
- the tube and / or the tube can be arranged approximately coaxially-centered or eccentrically-to the conductor.
- at least one web For fixing the conductor within the tube and / or the tube, at least one web
- hose / tube may be repeatedly provided webs to secure the position of the conductor.
- a web can also have an axial extent, which even extends in a particular embodiment over the entire length of the hose / tube.
- the fluid guide may be in the center and may be surrounded by a tubular, coaxial conductor. The advantage here is that the fluid is conducted in the electromagnetic field-free interior, so that even an electrically conductive fluid undergoes no heating by eddy currents.
- the conductor may also be freely movable within the tube or tube, i. of the
- Ladder is uncentered in the hose or in the pipe and on
- Means for fixing is dispensed with.
- the fluid guide may be formed as a plurality of hoses and / or tubes. Furthermore, a plurality of capillaries and / or a porous material may be provided to transport the fluid in the fluid guide.
- the conductor of the plurality of hoses and / or tubes and / or capillaries and / or the porous material is surrounded, wherein preferably the
- Hoses and / or tubes and / or capillaries and / or the porous material and the conductors are arranged within a common tubular outer shell.
- the fluid does not flow around the conductor directly, but Schläu ⁇ che / pipes are externally mounted to the head.
- a conductor is composed of a plurality of partial conductors and these partial conductors can be arranged around the fluid guide.
- the fluid guide is perforated, so that when a fluid is supplied, the fluid from the fluid guide penetrates through the perforation into the reservoir or is initiated. Under perforation are for example
- the fluid guide at least partially consists of porous material or capillaries, so that the fluid can be discharged by these means to the environment.
- the perforation may be formed and / or means may be provided for the penetration of solids and / or sands from the reservoir in the
- the perforation should be designed such that over the entire length of the fluid guide - apart from the supply from the surface to the target region in the reservoir - in each section, the same amount of fluid is discharged.
- the perforation is preferably carried out to be electrically insulating so as not to establish a direct electrical connection between the conductor and the reservoir via the fluid.
- the introduction of the fluid into the reservoir can thereby reduce the viscosity in the reservoir and / or increase the pressure in the reservoir.
- a pressure increasing means for increasing the pressure of the fluid may be provided in the fluid guide, in particular a pump, so that by means of the pressure increasing means a movement of the liquid is achieved in the fluid guide and so that by means of the pressure increasing means, the fluid with increased pressure in the fluid guide initiated can be.
- so much pressure is to be generated by the pump that a predetermined amount of fluid penetrates into the reservoir via the perforation.
- elevated pressure is meant that an ambient pressure in the
- Reservoir should be overcome.
- the hydrostatic pressure in the reservoir in the vicinity of the perforation should be exceeded so that the fluid can escape, which can be achieved crizoswei ⁇ se with a pressure of 5000 hPa (5 bar) to 50,000 hPa (50 bar).
- the increase of the pressure in the reservoir is in particular
- the pressure applied via the feed to the fluid in the fluid guide is adapted to a predetermined perforation such that leakage of the fluid through the perforation over a longer period of use is ensured.
- a valve of a production tubing for discharging the liquefied hydrocarbonaceous substance from the reservoir may be closed and at a later time, depending on the
- two separate fluid guides may be provided for the conductor loop, one for each
- the two fluid guides end in the reservoir, so that the fluid fully into the
- Reservoir can be introduced. It has already been explained which composition may have the fluid that is fed into the reservoir. It is particularly advantageous if a portion of the fluid is at least partially or completely extracted from the funded water-oil / bitumen mixture, for example, a natural gas or water.
- the desired substance to be conveyed should be separated from the extracted water-oil / bitumen mixture and the gaseous or aqueous residue be post-processed or processed. This residue can then be reintroduced into the reservoir (i.e., according to a closed loop).
- FIG. 1 shows a device for injecting a fluid into the reservoir
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of a
- FIG. 6 shows a perforated fluid guide
- Figure 7-11 different embodiments of the inventive device ⁇ . Parts corresponding to the figures are each provided with the same reference numerals. Non-detailed parts are well known in the art.
- Figure 1 shows, schematically shown, an apparatus for in-situ recovery of a hydrocarbonaceous substance from a subterranean deposit 6 as a reservoir while reducing their viscosity, in addition to a
- Such a device may, for example, be a device for recovering bitumen from an oil sands deposit.
- the deposit 6 may be, in particular, an oil sands deposit or an oil shale deposit from which bitumen or other heavy oils may be recovered.
- a conductor loop is present, which is operated by an electrical supply 1. Portions of the conductor loop that act as an electrode are highlighted as the inductor 10. These are the horizontal and parallel in the deposit 6 extending sections.
- the device for in situ recovery of a hydrocarbon-containing substance has said inductor 10, which extends into bores within the reservoir 6.
- the inductor 10 or portions thereof is as a conductor
- the closed conductor loop consists of the two horizontally in the
- both loop ends of the conductor loop are arranged above ground.
- the loop is simply closed - see ladder Piece 11 in the figure.
- an electrical supply 1 including all the necessary electrical equipment such as inverter and generator, through which the necessary current and the necessary voltage is applied to the conductor loop, so that the inductors 10 as a conductor for an electric / electromagnetic heater for heat generation serve in the site 6.
- the inductors 10 are opposite at least parts of
- the inductor 10 may be rod-shaped metallic conductors or twisted metallic cables made of a metal that is in particular highly conductive, which are formed as a resonant circuit.
- a device is now provided by means of which a solvent fluid is introduced into the reservoir.
- a reservoir 3 for providing a
- Solvent fluid 14 - shown as a liquid in the picture, but it may also be a gas, a multicomponent gas mixture or a phase mixture, which is provided as a fluid to be injected.
- This fluid 14 is introduced by means of the pump 2 - or in the case of a gaseous fluid by means of a compressor - in a fluid system that from fluid inlets 13 and from a fluid guide 12th consists.
- the fluid guide 12 is intended to designate the sections of the fluid system running horizontally and parallel in the deposit 6.
- the fluid inlets 13 comprises according to the figure, the hose / pipe system above the
- the feed takes place in the present example, in contrast to Figure 1 from the left on the drawing level.
- the fluid guide 12 has a horizontal subterranean section
- Perforation 21 - or distributed nozzles - through which the fluid 22 can escape into the reservoir (indicated by arrows in the figure). Furthermore, in the present example, the fluid guide 12 ends underground. For this purpose, a termination 23 of the fluid guide 12 is provided, wherein this conclusion may also have a perforation.
- the conductor loop is coaxially encased along the length of the inductor 10 almost completely by the fluid guide 12, so that the inductor 10 - or a
- Sheath of the inductor 10 - is surrounded by the fluid in operation.
- the inductor 10 is integrated with the fluid guide 12 and may be laid as a unit.
- the fluid is introduced into the fluid system by means of a pump 2 or similar device.
- the pressure remains up to the perforated part of the fluid guide
- Heat density in the immediate vicinity of the inductor 10 can be reduced in order to reduce its thermal load.
- the termination 23, the dimensions of the fluid guide 12, the configuration of the perforation 21 and the pressure applied to the fluid via the pump 2 should preferably be adapted to each other - especially taking into account the existing rock formations and the depth of the deposit - that substantially over the entire length of the
- the pressure applied depends on the depth of the deposit, ie on the distance of horizontally routed inductors 10 to the earth's surface 5.
- the pressure should be higher than the hydrostatic pressure of the corresponding water column and is for example in the range between 5000 hPa (5 bar) to 50,000 hPa (50 bar).
- Pressure relief in the reservoir 6 is made by opening the production pipe (s), not shown in FIG. 1, at a point in time when the pressure on an overburden above the reservoir 6 becomes too high.
- solvent fluid for example, gases - such as ethane, propane, butane, CO 2 , SO 2 , etc. - as well as liquids - eg polymers or water mixtures with polymers - in question. Furthermore, multicomponent mixtures are conceivable. These solvents enter the reservoir according to the process, dissolve in the bitumen of the reservoir and reduce its viscosity.
- the solvents can be combined or mixed - for example, propane can be used as a solvent with another gas (eg methane) - to those needed for the displacement of the oil
- FIG. 2 schematically illustrates a section of an inductor 10 with a surrounding fluid guide 12 in a perspective illustration, wherein the illustrated section has no outlet holes in the fluid guide 12 having.
- the positioning of the inductor 10 may for example be determined solely by forces of the fluid flowing through in the fluid guide 12. On a centering can be omitted in this case, as indicated in Figure 2.
- the inductor 10 is accordingly largely freely movable in the fluid guide 12 and could, for example, also come to rest on the inside of the fluid jacket due to the weight force.
- the diameter of the inductor 10 may preferably be 30 to 100 mm.
- the gap width of the inductor 10 will be preferential ⁇ , 5 mm to 50 mm.
- Cross section is taken along a cutting surface
- a support of the inductor 10 by, for example, star-shaped spacers - webs 16 -, wherein preferably two to five spacers are used.
- the webs 16 are preferably attached to the inner wall of the casing 15 and are in the center over
- Stabilizers 17 connected or attached directly to the outer shell of the inductor 10.
- the inductor 10 is located coaxially in the center of the sheath 15 of the fluid guide 12 and is either laid as a unit with the sheath 15 and the webs 16 or is subsequently retracted.
- the fluid guide 12 results from the cavities within the casing 15th
- the width of the webs 16 may be, for example, in the range 5-30 mm, so that the pressure losses of the fluid in the fluid guide 12 are not too large. According to Figure 4 are in the annulus - ie within one
- a further variant is shown, in which a central, the solvent-fluid leading hose or tube as a fluid guide 12 of the sub-conductors 10A, 10B, ... is surrounded.
- the sub-conductors 10A, 10B,... Together represent the inductor 10.
- the sub-conductors 10A, 10B,... And the fluid guide 12 are surrounded by an outer sheath 20.
- Fluid guide 12 The cross-sections presented in FIGS. 2 to 5 are, although not explicitly mentioned, applicable to portions of the fluid guide 12 in which the fluid 22 is to exit.
- FIG. 6 illustrates in schematic form a section of an inductor 10 with a surrounding fluid guide in a perspective view, wherein a fluid guide 12 is perforated, so that the transported fluid can emerge, wherein the fluid can emerge as gas or liquid or as multiphase mixture ,
- an inductor 10 which is centered in a hose-shaped sheath 15, is surrounded by a fluid guide 12.
- a perforation 12 consisting of a
- the holes of the perforation 21 can be arranged symmetrically on the entire circumference of the sheath 15. However, it could also be advantageous to provide an uneven distribution. Also over the length of the fluid guide 12, the distribution and / or the design of the holes may change, especially as the pressure within the
- An escaping fluid into the reservoir 6 in the vicinity of the inductor 10 has an advantage in that thereby a solvent can be injected into the reservoir in this way, which on the one hand can reduce the viscosity in the reservoir 6 and on the other hand, an increased Pressure within the deposit 6 may result. Both effects result in that the feed rate and / or the conveying speed of the pumped kohlenwasserstoffhal ⁇ term substance can be increased.
- a production pipe for removing the substance to be conveyed in the ground is present.
- the fluid guide 12 again surrounds the conductor 10 and extends horizontally within the reservoir. Furthermore, a production pipe 39 is provided, essentially
- FIG. 8 shows a modification of FIG. 7 in which mutually parallel conductors 10-outgoing and return conductors-of a conductor loop are shown.
- the fluid guide 12 respectively surrounds the forward / return conductor 10 and extends horizontally within the deposit.
- the production tube 39 is preferably positioned centrally between the conductors 10, but again below the level of the routed conductors 10.
- the combined injector-inductor pairs 10, 12 and product are ⁇ onsrohr 39 thus arranged substantially V-shaped.
- the production pipe between two conductor loops eg between the lead of a first conductor loop and the return conductor of another second conductor loop
- FIGS 9 to 11 now show embodiments in which the conductors 10 are not formed as a unit with the fluid guide 12 but are laid separately.
- the conductor 10 and the production pipe 39 are routed again horizontally in the deposit. Furthermore, a production pipe 39 is arranged substantially vertically below the conductor 10.
- the fluid guide 12 is guided beispielswei ⁇ se vertically into the reservoir, wherein preferably a plurality of fluid guides 12 may be provided at intervals to each other.
- the solvent is transported via the fluid guides 12 in the vertical direction into the reservoir, wherein the solvent can preferably emerge only at one end piece of the respective fluid guide 12.
- This tail is positioned in a preferred embodiment at a certain distance from the conductor 10 vertically above the conductor 10.
- Figure 10 shows an embodiment in which the conductor 10, the production tube 39 and the fluid guide 12 are formed as separate components, but are formed in their spatial orientation substantially uniform. All components run within the deposit in the
- the fluid guide 12 is perpendicular above the conductor 10, which in turn is arranged vertically above the production pipe 39.
- Figure 11 shows an embodiment in which the conductor 10, the production tubing 39 and the fluid guide 12 are formed as separate components and are formed uniform in ömli ⁇ chen orientation substantially all components run within the reservoir substantially horizontally again.
- the conductor loop is designed as a pair of conductors, wherein the conductors 10 of the pair of conductors are arranged substantially in a horizontal plane.
- There are two production pipes 39 are provided, which are preferably also arranged in a horizontal plane, wherein a respective one of the production pipes 39 is arranged substantially vertically below one of the conductors 10.
- the fluid guide 12 is located in this embodiment in a central region between the conductors 10 and the
- Production pipes 39 below the conductor 10, above the production pipes 39, and substantially midway between the conductor pairs or production pipe pairs.
- the injection of the solvent is preferably kontinuier ⁇ Lich, without time interruption.
- the injection of the Solvent may also be used as needed for the preconditioning of the deposit, for example, the injection takes place before the actual operational production process
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