Gravitational sorption method for extraction of vanadium-containing oil from reservoirs with the use of redox polymers

B. Nuranbayeva
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The article considers the possibility of extraction of residual oil reserves, based on the use of previously drilled wells and creation of conditions for drainage of formation fluid into production wells due to gravity forces and sorption processes of vanadium interaction in oil with injected redox polymers. The article makes a significant contribution to world science when studying the processes of extracting residual oil reserves from reservoirs and metals from liquid media, including oil. As a result of the analysis of the proposed method of extraction, the authors for the first time prove that the technology under consideration allows increasing the oil recovery factor and expand the scope of redox polymers when extracting oil from seams and associated metals. The proposed redox polymers have improved physico-chemical, oxidation-reduction and sorption-kinetic properties. Their application will allow solving the actual problem of import substitution of expensive foreign products for oil production. This makes it possible to implement integrated development of such oil fields as Buzachi and others with the extraction of associated metals and to improve the quality of oil and oil products.
利用氧化还原聚合物的重力吸附法从储层中提取含钒油
本文考虑了开采剩余油储量的可能性,基于先前钻井的使用,以及由于重力作用和油中钒与注入的氧化还原聚合物相互作用的吸附过程,为将地层流体排至生产井创造了条件。本文研究了从储层中提取剩余油和从包括油在内的液体介质中提取金属的过程,对世界科学作出了重大贡献。通过对所提出的提取方法的分析,作者首次证明了所考虑的技术在从煤层和伴生金属中提取石油时,可以提高石油采收率,扩大氧化还原聚合物的范围。所提出的氧化还原聚合物具有较好的物理化学、氧化还原和吸附动力学性能。它们的应用将有助于解决昂贵的外国产品进口替代石油生产的实际问题。这样就有可能对Buzachi和其他油田进行综合开发,提取相关金属,并提高石油和石油产品的质量。
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