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March
2002 Supplement
Case Study
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About
the Petroleum Technology Digest
Case studies for Independent Producers |
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Unique
chemical removes paraffin damage, stimulates production
Rick Stewart, MOCO Operating Co., Lafayette, La.; and Donald
R. Ford, Chem-Tec LLC, Lake Charles, La. |
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MOCO
Operating Co. treated two Upper Wilcox wells in Southeast
Louisiana with a paraffin-asphaltene chemical that works via
unique mechanisms. |
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Innovative
steamflood revives shut-in heavy oil property
Steven Schamel, Petroleum Research Center, University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah; Mike Deets, Aera Energy LLC,
Bakersfield, Calif.; and Viola Rawn-Schatzinger, RMC
Consultants Inc., Tulsa, Okla. |
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Aera Energy
LLC (Aera) successfully reestablished production in the Monarch
sand in its Pru Fee lease in the Midway-Sunset field through tight
integration of geologic characterization, geostatistical modeling,
reservoir simulation and petroleum engineering. |
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Handheld
computer system reduces costs and increases data valuecosts
Scott Daves, Markwest Resources, Englewood, Colo., and
Wayne White, IHS Energy Group, Englewood, Colo. |
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Markwest
Resources implemented IHS Energy’s FieldDIRECT field data
collection system using Windows-based handheld personal computers
and quickly realized cost savings through more efficient use of
field personnel’s time. |
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