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Optimization of Oil Production in CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery

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Selected Topics on Improved Oil Recovery

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Oil production have several stage i.e. primary, secondary and tertiary. In tertiary stage, the effort to increase oil production is called as enhanced oil recovery (EOR). EOR is performed by injecting material or energy from outside reservoir. There are several EOR methods that have been developed and implemented in the oil field, including thermal recovery, chemical flooding, and solvent flooding. One of solvent flooding is CO2 EOR by injecting CO2 to reservoir. CO2 EOR method has capability to increase 5–15% oil recovery. In addition, injecting CO2 to reservoir have good impact to reduce global warming effect. However, to obtain the optimum result of CO2 EOR needs several parameter to be optimized, such as mass flow rate, pressure and temperature injection. There are several equation that have been used to build a model of CO2 EOR pressure drop. There are Fanning equation for injection well, Darcy equation for reservoir formation and Beggs-Brill equation for production well. The model has been validated using PIPESIM software for injection well model and have mean error 2.204%. Meanwhile reservoir formation model has been validated using COMSOL Multiphysics software and have mean error 3.863%. The optimization of CO2 EOR using Duelist Algorithm provide increasing the net profit 42.47% from 26,548.62 USD/day to 37,826.39 USD/day.

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Biyanto, T.R. et al. (2018). Optimization of Oil Production in CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery. In: Negash, B., et al. Selected Topics on Improved Oil Recovery. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8450-8_9

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