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@inproceedings{Montgomery:2014:10.2118/170035-MS,
author = {Montgomery, W and Sephton, MA and Watson, J and Zeng, H},
doi = {10.2118/170035-MS},
title = {The Effects Of Minerals On Heavy Oil And Bitumen Chemistry When Recovered Using Steam-assisted Methods},
url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.2118/170035-MS},
year = {2014}
}
TY - CPAPER
AB - The production of gaseous sulfur-containing species during the steam-assisted recovery of heavy oil and bitumen have important consequences for both economics and safety. Factors such as the effects of mineral matrices require laboratory data to produce accurate models. To study mineral effects on gas production we studied a well-characterized oil-containing core and the isolated crude oil from that core. The samples were run at 250-300°C in the continued presence of liquid water for 24 hours. The reaction products of all experiments include gases, oil flotate, oil sinkate, water-soluble products, and water- insoluble residues. All reaction products were studied with a variety of analytical techniques, including FTIR spectroscopy, chromatographic fractionation (SARA analysis), GC-MS, pyrolysis GCMS and GC-FPD/TCD. These techniques were applied to whole oil, maltenes and asphaltene fractions. Physical properties including viscosity and density were also measured. Our data provide insights into the physical and chemical consequences of steam assisted recovery of heavy oils and bituments from sedimentary rock reservoirs and reveal that geological and geochemical context is an essential consideration.
AU - Montgomery,W
AU - Sephton,MA
AU - Watson,J
AU - Zeng,H
DO - 10.2118/170035-MS
PY - 2014///
TI - The Effects Of Minerals On Heavy Oil And Bitumen Chemistry When Recovered Using Steam-assisted Methods
UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.2118/170035-MS
UR - https://www.onepetro.org/conference-paper/SPE-170035-MS
ER -