Draft
36th IEA-EOR Collaborative Project
Workshop & Symposium Program
Monday 7th September
15:30-17:30
Executive Committee Meeting (Executive Committee Member only)
18:00-20:00
Registration & Icebreaker
Tuesday 8th September
7:30
Registration
8:00-8:30
Opening Remarks and Welcome
Fundamental Research on Surfactants and Polymers
8:30-8:55
Polymer flooding for extra-heavy oil: New insights on the key
polymer transport properties in porous media
F. Rodriguez, PDVSA and Paris Diderot University: D. Rousseau, S. Bekri,
IFP Energies nouvelles: M. Djabourov, ESPCI Paris Tech and C. Bejarano,
PDVSA.
8:55-9:20
Application of synergies between surfactants and polymer in
the chemical EOR of medium-low permeable reservoir
Qun Zhang, Zhao-Hui Zhou, Hong-Zhuang Wang, Mao-Zhang Tian,
De-Sheng Ma, Wen-Li Luo, Xin-Min Song, cheng-bin Sun: PetroChina
Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration & Development, China
9:20-9:45
Sensitivity analysis and optimization of surfactant-polymer
flooding under uncertainties
Frédéric DOUARCHE, Sébastien DA VEIGA, Matthieu FERAILLE,
Guillaume ENCHERY*, Samir TOUZANI: IFP Energies nouvelles, Romain
BARSALOU: Beicip-Franlab
Speaker: David ROUSSEAU: IFP Energies nouvelles, France
9:45-10:10
Construction and evaluation of engineered bacterial strain
producing biopolymer for microbial enhanced oil recovery
(MEOR)
Shanshan Sun1, Jingxiu Wang1, Meng Xiao2, Yijing Luo1, Zhiyong Zhang1,
Qingzhe Jiang1, Zhaozheng Song1, Zhongzhi Zhang1, *
1 China
University of Petroleum, China.
2 Qingdao
University of Science and Technology, China.
Draft
10:10-10:30
Break
Studies of Fluids and Interface in Porous Media
10:30-10:55
Preserving initial core wettability during carbonate core
restoration
Paul Hopkins, Tina Puntervold and Skule Strand: University of Stavanger,
Norway
10:55-11:20
Determination of three-phase relative permeability for enhanced
oil recovery processes with a modified EnRML method
Zhaoqi Fan, Yin Zhang1 and Daoyang Yang*: University of Regina, Canada
1Now
11:20-11:55
with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, US
Extending the effective stress relation to incorporate
electrostatic effects
Anders Nermoen2,4, Reidar Inge Korsnes1,4, Ida Lykke Fabricius1,3,4, Merete
V. Madland1,4
1University
of Stavanger, Norway, 2 International Research Institute of
Stavanger, Norway, 3Technical University of Denmark, 4 National IOR
Centre of Norway
11:55-12:20
How stress and temperature conditions affect rock-fluid
chemistry and mechanical compaction
Anders Nermoen2,3 , Reidar Inge Korsnes1,3 , Olav Aursjø2 , Merete V.
Madland1,3, Trygve A. Carlsen Kjørslevik1, and Geir Østensen1
1
University of Stavanger, Norway
2
IRIS AS, International Research Institute of Stavanger, Norway
3
The National IOR Centre of Norway
12:20-13:30
13:30-13:55
Lunch
Calculation
of
multicomponent
phase
envelopes
in
the
presence of capillary pressure
Diego Sandoval1, Wei Yan1, Michael L. Michelsen2, Erling H. Stenby1
1Department
2Department
of Chemistry, Technical University of Denmark
of Chemical and
Biochemical
Engineering, Technical
University of Denmark
13:55-14:20
Understanding enhanced recovery of heavy oils by polymer
flooding using a 3D physical model
Ryan R. Wilton and Farshid Torabi: University of Regina, Canada
Thermal Recovery
14:20-14:55
Enhanced heat and mass transfer for CO2-heavy oil systems
Draft
with addition of propane at high pressures and elevated
temperatures
Sixu Zheng, Huijuan Sun, and Daoyong Yang*: University of Regina,
Canada
14:55-15:20
Near wellbore and reservoir effects in in-situ combustion
Mario-Luis Rodriguez Chavez: OMV, Austria, Guenther Glatz: Stanford
University, US, Torsten Clemens, OMV, Austria: Anthony Kovscek: Stanford
University, US
15:20-15:45
Break
Dynamic Reservoir Characterization
15:45-16:10
Using tracer data to determine polymer flooding effects
in a heterogeneous reservoir, 8 TH Reservoir, Matzen Field,
Austria
Ajana Laoroongroj Markus Lüftenegger Rainer Kadnar, Christoph Puls,
Torsten Clemens: OMV, Austria
16:10-16:35
Study on multiphase fluid flow in low permeability reservoirs
with high GOR
Weifeng LV, Zhenpeng LENG, Qingjie LIU, Ninghong JIA, Kangyun WU:
Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, China
16:35-17:00
How simple brine tests can be used to understand chalk core
dynamics
Anders Nermoen2,3, Reidar I. Korsnes1,3, Merete V. Madland1,3,
Aksel Hiorth1,2,3, Mona Minde2,3, Udo 1,3 Zimmermann,
Tania Hildebrand-Habel4
1
University of Stavanger, Norway, 2 IRIS AS, International Research
Institute of Stavanger, Norway, 3 The National IOR Centre of Norway, 4
Norwegian Petroleum Directorate
18:30-20:30
Dinner
Wednesday, 9th September
8:00
Registration
Development of Gas Flooding Techniques
8:30-8:55
Reservoir simulation and field experience accomplishing gas
injection IOR for the basalt oil reservoir
Hiroaki Kadono, Takuro Okajima, Katsuhei Yoshioka: Japan Petroleum
Exploration Co., Ltd., Japan
Draft
8:55-9:20
Development of CO2-LPG EOR process for simultaneous
improvement in displacement and sweep efficiencies
Jinhyung Cho, Kun Sang Lee: Hanyang University, South Korea
9:20-9:45
Effects of toluene on asphaltene deposition during CO2-LPG
Flood
Jinhyung Cho, Kun Sang Lee: Hanyang University, South Korea
9:45-10:10
Role of impurities in CO2 stream during CO2 injection process in
heavy oil systems
Abdul Ghaffar, Farshid Torabi, Ali Abedini: University of Regina, Canada
10:10-10:30
10:30-10:55
Break
Successful CO2 flooding in Bakken Reservoirs: Understanding
the vital role of geochemical and geophysical interactions
Peng Luo: Saskatchewan Research Council, Canada
10:55-11:20
The review of gas-based IOR in Iwafune-Oki Zone 2100m
Takafumi Yamakawa1, Daisuke Ito1, Fumiya Sugita2, Koji Hosokoshi2:
1JAPEX
2Japan
11:20-11:55
Lab
OFFSHORE LTD.
Petroleum Exploration Co., Ltd, Japan
to
field
contribution:
Asphaltene
precipitation
risk
evaluation for gas injection
Hideharu Yonebayashi: INPEX Corporation, Japan
11:55-12:20
Post-combustion carbon capture and enhanced oil recovery in
Texas
Naoto Araki: JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration, Japan
12:20-13:30
Lunch
Emerging Technology
13:30-13:55
Low salinity surfactant flooding: Outcome of fluid-fluid and
rock-fluid interactions on residual oil in micro scale
Hamid Hosseinzade Khanamiri 1, Thomas Tichelkamp 2, Meysam Nourani 2,
Jan Åge Stensen 3, Ole Torsæter 1, Gisle Øye 2
1
Department of Petroleum Engineering and Applied Geophysics,
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
2
Department of Chemical Engineering, Norwegian University of Science
and Technology
3
13:55-14:20
SINTEF Petroleum Research, Norway
The effect of water composition on interfacial properties and oil
recovery when surfactants are combined with low salinity water
Draft
Thomas Tichelkamp 1, Meysam Nourani 1, Hamid Hosseinzade Khanamiri 2,
Jan Åge Stensen 3, Ole Torsæter 2, Gisle Øye 1
1
Department of Chemical Engineering, Norwegian University of Science
and Technology
2
Department of Petroleum Engineering and Applied Geophysics, ,
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
3
14:20-14:45
SINTEF Petroleum Research, Norway
The influence of formation water salinity on the low salinity
EOR-effect in sandstone at high temperature
Zahra Aghaeifar, Skule Strand, Tor Austad, Tina Puntervold, Silje Storås:
University of Stavanger, Norway
14:45-15:10
Investigation of low salinity water flooding mechanisms through
core-flooding experiments
Kentaro Matsumoto, Masanori Kurihara: Waseda University, Kazuki
Watanabe, Yoshihiro Tsuchiya: JOGMEC, Japan
15:10-15:30
Break
15:30-15:55
Application of non-cubic EoS to calculation of PVT and thermal
properties of HPHT reservoir fluids
Farhad Varzandeh, Wei Yan, Erling H. Stenby: Technical University of
Denmark, Denmark
15:55-16:20
The potential of spore-forming bacteria flooding for enhanced
oil recovery in a North Sea chalk reservoir
Amalia Yunita Halim1, Sidsel Marie Nielsen1, Anna Eliasson Lantz2, Vural
Sander Suicmez3, Niels Lindeloff 3, Alexander Shapiro4, Erling Halfdan
Stenby1,5
1Centre
for Oil and Gas – DTU, Technical University of Denmark
2Chemical
Reaction Engineering and Combustion (CHEC), Department of
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark
3Maersk
4Center
Oil, Denmark
for Energy Resources Engineering (CERE), Department of
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark
5Department
16:20-16:45
of Chemistry, Technical University of Denmark
Study on a self-assembly viscoelastic viscosity reducer for low
permeability and higher viscosity reservoirs
Fan Zhang, Desheng Ma, Wenli Luo, Qun Zhang, Maozhang Tian:
PetroChina Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration & Development,
Draft
China
16:45-17:10
Experimental study of a new water-gas dispersion system
LI Shi, CHEN Xinglong, XU Shijing, YU Hongwei, JI Zemin: RIPED, CNPC,
China
18:30-20:30
Dinner
Thursday, 10th September
8:00
Registration
Symposium on New Paradigm for EOR
8:30-8:55
Experimental and theoretical determination of foamy oil
properties under non-equilibrium conditions
Yu Shi, Xiaoli Li1, and Daoyong Yang*: University of Regina, Canada
1
Now with the University of Kansas
8:55-9:20
Application of digital oil to asphaltene problems in oil
production
Ryutaro Hibi, Yunfeng Liang, Sumihiko Murata, Toshifumi Matsuoka: Kyoto
University, Masato Morimoto: National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology (AIST), Aki Nakajima: INPEX, Edo S. Boek:
Imperial College London
9:20-9:45
IORSim – a simulator for predicting the effect of rock fluid
interactions on oil recovery based on industry standard
reservoir models
Aksel Hiorth, Jan Sagen, Arild Lohne, Jan Nossen, Jan Ludvig Vinningland,
Terje Sira
9:45-10:10
Nanocellulose – A promising green flooding additive for
Enhanced Oil Recovery
Ellinor B. Heggset and Kristin Syverud: Paper and Fibre Research Institute,
Norway
Break
10:10-10:30
10:30-10:55
UK EOR Potential - today and tomorrow
David Puckett: UK Oil & gas Authority, UK
10:55-11:20
CO2-EOR and CO2-EGR: the UK potential
Jon Gluyas1, Simon Mathias1and Salim Gourdazi,
1Durham
11:20-11:55
University, UK
The effectiveness of tertiary EOR in heterogeneous reservoirs
Ann Muggeridge, Bilal Rashid, Attar Ahmed, Dastan Sartekenov,
Zhou: Imperial College London, UK
Yingfang
Draft
11:55-12:20
The potential for enhanced oil recovery to provide a low cost
development pathway for CO2 capture and storage in the UK
Sam Krevor: Imperial College London, UK
12:20-13:30
13:30-13:55
Lunch
New insights on chemical EOR processes for heavy oil
Sabrina HOCINE, Alisson MAGNAN, Guillaume DEGRE: Solvay, Nicolas
ROUSSEAU, David ROUSSEAU: IFP Energies nouvelles, France
Speaker: David ROUSSEAU: IFP Energies nouvelles
13:55-14:20
Role of hydrocarbon solvents in performance of cyclic solvent
injection (CSI) in heavy oil reservoirs
Farshid Torabi* and Ali Abedini: University of Regina, Canada
14:20-14:45
Evaluation of molecular diffusion effect in multi-component
system by using PVT experimental data
Tomoya Ohata, Ryo Ueda, Masanori Nakano: Japan Petroleum Exploration
Co.,Ltd., Japan
14:45-15:45
15:45-16:10
Break with Nodate: Japanese Tea Serves
Pore-scale mechanisms of enhanced oil recovery by CO2
injection in low-permeability heterogeneous reservoir
Ze-min Ji1,2, , Shi Li1,2, Xing-long Chen1,2
1State Key Laboratory of Enhanced Oil Recovery, China
2PetroChina Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration & Development,
China
16:10-16:35
Coupled fluid flow and geomechanical simulation in
understanding depletion-induced reservoir compaction
Akihisa Ashida, Koji Kashihara: Japan Petroleum Exploration Co.,Ltd.,
Japan
16:35-17:00
Theoretical
Simulation
of
Atomic
Force
Microscopy
at
Water-Mineral Interface: Towards an Improved Description of
Low-Salinity EOR
Kazuya Kobayashi, Yunfeng Liang, Kenichi Amano, Sumihiko Murata,
Toshifumi Matsuoka, Naoya Nishi, Tetsuo Sakka: Kyoto University, Satoru
Takahashi: JOGMEC
17:00
Closing Remarks and Farewell
Draft
Friday, 11th September
Optional Field Trip
8:00
Depart from Century Royal Hotel
9:30-11:00
Yufutsu oil and gas field, JAPEX Co. Ltd.
11:00-12:30
A large-scale CCS demonstration project in Tomakomai, Japan
CCS, Co. Ltd
13:00-14:00
15:00
Lunch
Arrive at Century Royal Hotel
*: Corresponding Author