(1986) 9 1.2 a) Definition of zone and interlace and b) coarse-fine and fine-fine interfaces 10 1.3 Comparison between analytical solutions and third-order finite-difference solutions in UTCHEM 11 1.4 Simulated and laboratory PCE recovery from the 2-D column 12 1.5 Tracer concentrations produced at extraction well SB-1 during Hill AFB Phase I. For more information about our software and our computer resource lab, click here. How to Join the Project To become a sponsor of the Reservoir Simulation Joint Industry Research Project, please contact Dr. Kamy Sephernoori to receive a copy of the research participation agreement to be executed by your company and The University of Texas at. Featured Research Topic. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is a proposed method to reduce anthropogenic carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by capturing CO2 emissions (e.g. From power plants) and storing CO2 in a supercritical state in subsurface geological formations such as deep saline aquifers or depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs. READ MORE ABOUT CARBON. Utchem software download, free. The biodegradation model includes sequential electron-acceptor use and cometabolism. The geochemical option allows for modeling of any solid or aqueous species. Researchers at CSM have been using UTCHEM for simulation of polymer floods in ground-water remediation applications. Two GUIs are available.
Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) – What's New, What Works, Where to Use It
November 11, 2015
This webinar from CPGE and CLEE will present new advances in chemical EOR methods, what methods work best under different conditions, and recent field successes with chemical EOR.
The online shopping cart is closed. Please contact Marie Girardot at marie.girardot@austin.utexas.edu for more information.
| Course # | EN16054 |
|---|---|
| Date(s) | November 11, 2015 |
| Time(s) | 12:00pm - 1:00pm Central Standard Time |
| Instructor(s) | Dr. Gary Pope, Dr. Mojdeh Delshad, Dr. Matthew Balhoff |
| Fee(s) | Free Registration |
| CEUs | 0.1 |
| Location | Online |
| Register | The online shopping cart is closed. Please contact Marie Girardot at marie.girardot@austin.utexas.edu for more information. |
Webinar Overview
Tune in to this webinar to hear perspectives on the current status of chemical enhanced oil recovery (EOR) from Dr. Gary Pope and Dr. Mojdeh Delshad with the Center for Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering. Our experts will briefly summarize some of the new advances in chemical EOR methods such as polymer flooding, surfactant-polymer flooding, alkaline-surfactant-polymer flooding and low tension gas flooding. Advances include new polymers and surfactants for harsh reservoir conditions, new hybrid methods such as combining heat and chemicals for heavy oils and improved predictive tools such as the latest UTCHEM software. Presenters will highlight what methods work best under different conditions, what are the most favorable reservoir characteristics for each method, current chemical costs, simulation of pilots and recent field successes with chemical EOR. The webinar will be hosted by Dr. Matt Balhoff, who will field questions from the audience for our speakers.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Awareness of new chemical EOR technologies and successes
- How to identify favorable reservoirs for different chemical EOR methods
- How to get started with chemical EOR, what type of software is needed, and what costs to expect for different methods
Prerequisites: No prerequisites needed
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