University of Tripoli

Faculty of Engineering
Department Of Petroleum Engineering

miscible gas injection

Preparation: ABDALAZIZ AHMED SHUTAH

Supervision By: Dr. WALID MAHMOUD
 Content

01 Introduction 04 Working Method

02 Overview 05 Oil Infographic
03 Factors for the success 06 Oil Infographic
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Introduction
Miscible Gas Injection is a technique used in the oil and
gas industry to increase the productivity of oil wells. It
involves injecting a homogenous gas into an oil field to
improve the flow of oil to the surface. This technique is
typically used for wells that have already begun
producing oil
 OVERVIEW

Miscible gas injection is a technique used in the oil and

gas industry to enhance the recovery of hydrocarbons
from reservoirs. This process involves injecting gases
such as carbon dioxide, nitrogen, or hydrocarbon gases
into the reservoir to improve the mobility of oil and gas
and increase their recovery.
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working method
The injected gas mixes with the oil and gas in the reservoir, resulting in a reduction in
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tension and viscosity of the oil, which increases its mobility. This leads to
improved flow of the oil and gas towards the production wells, resulting in increased
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The main factors for the success of the technique

01 Choosing the appropriate reservoir

02 Choose the right gas
03 Injection rate
04 Monitor and control the injection process
05 data analysis
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Miscible gas injection can significantly increase the recovery of oil and gas from
BELGIUM GERMANY POLAND
CZECH UKRAINE
SLOVAKIA
AUSTRIA
HUNGARY
MOLDOVA
Kazakhstan
FRANCE Switzerland
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CROATIA
ROMANIA
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reservoirs,U.S.A
but it can also be a complex and expensive process. It requires careful
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Georgia Uzbekistan
ALBANIA Armenia Azerbaijan NORTH
Turkmenistan KOREA
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GREECE
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China Tunisia
Lebanon
Syria
Afghanistan
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KOREA
Japan
planning, design, and execution to ensure its effectiveness and economic viability. Israel Kashmir
Morocco Iraq Iran
Jordan
Kuwait Nepal
Algeria Libya Egypt Pakistan Bhutan
Western
Qatar
Sharah K.S.A U.A.E
Bangladesh

However, the benefits of improved recovery rates and reduced

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environmental impact
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Mauritania Mali Niger Chad

Sudan
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Myanmar
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make it avaluable technology in the oil and gas industry.

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Guinea
Nigeria
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Ethiopia SRI
D’ivoire Ghana African
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Liberia
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