Michigan Basin. Secondary recovery in reef trends yields more production
Journal Article
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· Northeast Oil Reporter; ()
OSTI ID:6032751
Secondary recovery practices in reef trends in Michigan are described. Waterflooding in the Chester 18 Unit began in 1978; it currently has 6 injection wells and 11 production wells. The production wells use a submersible pumping unit, and current production levels are estimated at 3800 bopd. The present level of injection is ca. 17,000 bpd of water. The company operating the field has concluded that more barrels can be produced from a reef if a waterflood is started early. There are 55 to 60 such reefs with potential for supplemental recovery.
- OSTI ID:
- 6032751
- Journal Information:
- Northeast Oil Reporter; (), Vol. 2:6
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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