Method proves itself for field monitoring of asphaltene treatment programs

As shown in a case study at a North American field with a CO2 – Water Alternating Gas (WAG) flood operation, this anticipated line reduction method for field monitoring now provides operators an additional tool for managing and optimizing asphaltene treatment programs.

David Jennings / Baker Hughes, a GE Company Kung-Po Chao / Baker Hughes, a GE Company

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