
- •Утверждено редакционно-издательским советом Иркутского государственного технического университета
- •Chapter 1.
- •Unit 1. A Brief Outline of the Petroleum Chain
- •A. Comprehension
- •B. Vocabulary practice
- •C. Discussion
- •Comprehension
- •Химический состав нефти
- •Comprehension
- •Vocabulary practice
- •Discussion
- •Accumulation in Reservoir Beds
- •В. Vocabulary practice
- •Unit 5. Oil Traps
- •Structural traps
- •Stratigraphic traps
- •В.Vocabulary practice
- •Discussion
- •A. Comprehension
- •B. Vocabulary Practice
- •C. Discussion
- •Comprehension
- •Vocabulary practice
- •A. Comprehension
- •Vocabulary practice
- •Discussion
- •Comprehension
- •Comprehension
- •Vocabulary Practice
- •Геофизические методы при поисках залежей нефти и газа
- •Vocabulary practice
- •C. Discussion
- •Comprehension
- •Vocabulary practice
- •Cementing
- •Discussion
- •Comprehension
- •Vocabulary practice
- •Coiled tubing
- •Discussion
- •A. Comprehension
- •B. Vocabulary practice
- •Cold Production
- •C. Discussion
- •A. Comprehension
- •B. Vocabulary practice
- •A. Comprehension
- •B. Vocabulary practice
- •C. Discussion
- •Comprehension
- •Vocabulary Practice
- •Нефтепромысловое дело
- •Comprehension
- •Comprehension
- •1. Identifying the Rocks
- •2. The Importance of Environmental Assessment
- •3. Field Appraisal
- •4. Miscible methods
- •5. Thermal methods
- •6. The turbodrill
- •7. Surface equipment
- •8. Well Control
- •9. Data Processing
- •10. Finding Petroleum Traps
- •11. Overview of the Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Process
- •A ppendix 2. Interpreting charts, tables, graphs and diagrams
- •Список использованной литературы
- •Oil and gas basics Учебное пособие по английскому языку для специалистов нефтегазового дела
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3. Field Appraisal
If an exploratory well shows that hydrocarbons are present, more seismic data is gathered and then a number of appraisal wells are drilled and more data is collected. From th__ __1) data i__2) is poss__ __ __ __3) to esti__ __ __ __4) how mu__ __5) oil a__ __6) gas t__ __7) field cont__ __ __ __8), how diff__ __ __ __ __9) it wi__ __10) be t__11) extract a__ __12) what perce__ __ __ __ __13) of t__ __14) oil a__ __15) gas c__ __16) be extr__ __ __ __ __17). Unfortunately, i__18)’s n__ __19) possible t__20) get ev__ __ __21) last dr__ __22) of o__ __23) out o__24) a reservoir - i__25) the No__ __ __26) Sea, f__ __27) example, oper__ __ __ __ __28) expect t__29) recover ab__ __ __30) 40 - 50% of t__ __31) total rese__ __ __ __ __32). This fig__ __ __33) may se__ __34) quite l__ __35), but reme__ __ __ __36) there i__ __37)’t a la__ __38) of o__ __39) and g__ __40). Instead i__41) is tra__ __ __ __42) in t__ __43) pores o__44) the rese__ __ __ __ __45) rock a__ __46) you c__ __47) appreciate th__ __48) it i__ __49)’t poss__ __ __ __50) to g__ __51) every la__ __52) drop o__ __53). Think ba__ __54) to t__ __55) idea th__ __56) oil i__57) held i__58) pores i__59) much t__ __60) same w__ __61) that wa__ __ __62) is he__ __63) in a spo__ __ __64). We kn__ __65) that i__66) isn’__67) possible t__68) get ev__ __ __69) last lit__ __ __70) drop o__71) water o__ __72) of a spo__ __ __73) - it’__74) always a b__ __75) damp. O__ __76) exploration invo__ __ __ __77) lots o__78) people wi__ __79) different ski__ __ __80), for exa__ __ __ __81) geologists, geophy__ __ __ __ __ __ __82), surveyors, mudlo__ __ __ __ __83), computer scien__ __ __ __ __84), marine biolo__ __ __ __ __85), drilling engi__ __ __ __ __86), the dril__ __ __ __87) crew. Alongside these are all the people employed back onshore for example economists, planners, lawyers, IT specialists, environmental advisers and safety advisors to name a few.
4. Miscible methods
One method of enhanced recovery is based on the injection of natural gas either at high enough pressure or containing enough petroleum gases in the vapour phase to make the gas and oil miscible. This met__ __ __1) leaves lit__ __ __2) or n__3) oil beh__ __ __4) the dri__ __ __ __5) gas, b__ __6) the relat__ __ __ __ __7) low visc__ __ __ __ __8) of t__ __9) gas c__ __10) lead t__11) the bypa__ __ __ __ __12) of la__ __ __13) areas o__14) oil, espec__ __ __ __ __15) in reser__ __ __ __ __16) that a__ __17) not homog__ __ __ __ __ __18). Another enha__ __ __ __19) method i__20) intended t__21) recover o__ __22) that i__23) left beh__ __ __24) by a water__ __ __ __ __25) by put__ __ __ __26) a band o__27) soaplike surfa__ __ __ __ __28) material ah__ __ __29) of t__ __30) water. T__ __31) surfactant cre__ __ __ __32) a very l__ __33) surface ten__ __ __ __34) between t__ __35) injected mate__ __ __ __36) and t__ __37) reservoir o__ __38), thus allo__ __ __ __39) the ro__ __40) to b__41) ”scrubbed” cl__ __ __42). Often t__ __43) water beh__ __ __44) the surfa__ __ __ __ __45) is ma__ __46) viscous b__47) addition o__48) a polymer i__49) order t__50) prevent t__ __51) water fr__ __52) breaking thr__ __ __ __53) and bypa__ __ __ __ __54) the surfa__ __ __ __ __55). Surfactant floo__ __ __ __56) generally wo__ __ __57) well i__58) noncarbonate ro__ __59), but t__ __60) surfactant mate__ __ __ __61) is expe__ __ __ __ __62) and la__ __ __63) quantities a__ __64) required. O__ __65) method th__ __66) does se__ __67) to wo__ __68) in carb__ __ __ __ __69) rock i__70) the inje__ __ __ __ __71) of car__ __ __72) dioxide, eit__ __ __73) alone o__74) in conju__ __ __ __ __ __75) with nat__ __ __ __76) gas. T__ __77) carbon dio__ __ __ __78) can gre__ __ __ __79) improve reco__ __ __ __80), but ve__ __81) large quant__ __ __ __ __82) at a reaso__ __ __ __ __83) price a__ __84) necessary. Most of the successful projects of this type depend on tapping and transporting (by pipeline) carbon dioxide from underground reservoirs.