Preparation for CO2 Injection Sample Clauses

Preparation for CO2 Injection. Xxxx X. Xxxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxx, and Xxxx Xxxxxx, Denbury Resources, Inc. The injector, Well B-19-10 #2 is currently injecting 150 to 170 bbl/day of water. A step rate test is planned as soon as a steady water injection rate is achieved. The injector is already equipped with a well head and tubing that can be used for CO2 injection. Producers B-19-7 and B-19-9 have been worked over, returned from temporarily abandoned status, and are each producing 4 to 5 bbl/day of oil. Producer B-19-8 is producing 9 bbl/day of oil. The potash pile placed by the land owner has been removed from producer B-19-10, but the well is still plugged and abandoned. Well work will begin as soon as the State permit for the work is granted. The gas-liquid cylindrical cyclone for separating oil and water from gas, shown in Figure 3.6.1, has been installed at the B-19-8 tank battery. Flow meters have been ordered to more accurately meter the power oil going to the xxxxx, because oil production is the relatively small difference between the power oil flow rate to a well and the power oil plus produced oil received at the tank battery. Variation in dissolved solids in produced water, causing variation in the density of the water, complicate the measurement of liquid flow rates. The injection pump at the B-19-8 tank battery is prepared to inject CO2. Denbury Resources is awaiting specifications for the pad that will support the CO2 storage tanks.
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