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CONFERENCE PROGR AM
9–11 JUNE 2015
BMO CENTRE AT STAMPEDE PARK
CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA
www.spe.org/events/choc
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Table of Contents
Thank You to Our Sponsors...........................2
Conference Highlights................................... 10
Welcome Letter.................................................3
Global Petroleum Show Information..........12
Committee..........................................................4
Technical Program.......................................... 14
General Information.........................................6
Knowledge Sharing ePosters......................23
Schedule of Events...........................................8
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Message From the Chairperson
Dear Colleague,
Welcome to the 2015 SPE Canada Heavy Oil Technical Conference, the premier heavy oil
engineering event in the world. Thank you for your attendance at this year’s conference and a
special thanks to the keynote speakers, panelists, and paper presenters for their contributions
to what will be a timely and rewarding program.
Collaboration, networking, and technology are pillars of SPE, and they are the keys to reducing
the barriers to development and economic activity in the heavy oil and bitumen industry.
Please capitalize on the opportunity presented by this conference and the accompanying
Global Petroleum Show to interact with some of the very best in the industry.
This year’s event is themed “Barrels of Knowledge,” tying the philosophy of communication,
knowledge, and collaboration to increased productivity. Our intent for the paper sessions is
to provide practical knowledge, results, and understanding for the practicing engineer based
on actual tests and projects that can be quickly used in this manner. Additionally, our panel
on collaboration is geared toward providing understanding and perspective on the best ways
to work together in the future. The broad experiences and diversity of perspective are sure
to stimulate interesting discussion. Our panel of SPE executives is a new addition to the
conference. They have been engaged to outline the efforts that SPE is making locally and
internationally to promote petroleum engineering—the knowledge and the collaboration.
They have also come to hear your ideas for a better SPE.
The organizing committee looks forward to hosting you for the 2015 SPE Canada
Heavy Oil Technical Conference. We are confident this event will be an enjoyable and
worthwhile experience.
Sincerely,
Cal Coulter
Conference Chairperson
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Committees
Conference Chair
Cal Coulter
Conference Vice Chair
Heather Herring
Executive Committee
Behnaz Afsahi
Kamran Jorshari, Value Creation Inc.
Ronald Behrens, Chevron
Ron Sawatzky, Alberta Innovates
Technology Futures
Robert Bowman, Schlumberger
Anwar El Sharqawi, Kuwait Gulf Oil
Company
K.C. Yeung, Brion Energy
Larry Frederick, Husky Energy
Program Committee
Walter Alexandru, Canadian Natural
Resources Ltd.
Mark Anderson, Devon Corporation
Prince Azom, ConocoPhillips
Amin Badamchizadeh, University of Calgary
Lyle Burke, Devon Corporation
Colin Card, Computer Modeling Group
Mark Chan, Suncor Energy
Jeannine Chang, ICE Reservoir Solutions
Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies
Carolina Diaz-Goano
Norman Freitag, Saskatchewan
Research Council
Mridul Kumar, Chevron
David Law, Schlumberger
Cameron Matthews, C-Fer Technologies
Karl Miller
Frank Palmai, PrairieSky Royalty
Ernie Perkins, Alberta Innovates
Technology Futures
Raj Rajan, Alberta Innovates
Technology Futures
Uliana Romanova, Weatherford Laboratories
Hussain Sheikha, Suncor Energy
Sandeep Solanki, Laricina Energy
Blair Temple, Esso
Karla Ingoldsby, Athabasca Oil Corporation
Peter Yang, Enerplus
John Ivory, Alberta Innovates
Technology Futures
Victor Yung, Noetic Engineering
Apostolos Kantzas, University of Calgary
Anjani Kumar, Computer Modeling Group
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Rick Stahl, Northern Blizzard
Jian-Yang Yuan, Osum Oil Sands Corp.
Khalil Zeidani, Cenovus Energy
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General Information
Tuesday Night Welcome Reception
We invite you to attend the welcome
reception and enjoy complimentary drinks
while networking with colleagues and peers,
from 1700 to 1830 hours on Tuesday, 9 June.
Speaker Check-In
Speaker check-in is located in Quarterhouse A,
at the south end of the Palomino Foyer.
Please check in one hour before your
session begins. Session chairs will meet with
speakers, in their designated session rooms,
30 minutes prior to the start of their session.
Monday, 8 June.................1400–1700
Tuesday, 9 June................0715–1700
Wednesday, 10 June.......0715–1700
Thursday, 11 June..............0715–1700
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registration desk for CAD 150 plus GST.
It includes access to the technical sessions,
exhibition, breakfasts, lunches, coffee
breaks, receptions, and a copy of the
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Registration
Registration will be available Monday, 8 June
through Thursday, 11 June in the Palomino
Foyer, as follows:
Monday, 8 June.................1400–1700
Tuesday, 9 June................0730–1700
Wednesday, 10 June.......0730–1700
Thursday, 11 June..............0730–1200
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Unlock potential.
Schedule of Events
Monday, 8 June
0700–0800
Training Course Registration
Palomino Foyer
0800–1700
Training Course: In-Situ Recovery Methods and SAGD
Palomino A
0800–1700
Training Course: Heavy Oil Recovery
Palomino C
1200–1300
Training Participant Networking Lunch
Palomino Foyer
1400–1700
Conference Registration
Palomino Foyer
Entrance
Tuesday, 9 June
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0730–1700
Palomino Foyer
Entrance
0730–0830
Breakfast
Palomino Foyer
0830–0840
Welcome Remarks by Cal Coulter, Conference
Chairperson
Palomino Room
0840–0915
Opening Remarks by Janeen Judah, Chevron,
2017 SPE President
Palomino Room
0915–1000
Keynote by Steven Bryant, Canada
Excellence Research Chair in Energy at the
University of Calgary
Palomino Room
1000–1030
Coffee Break
Palomino Foyer
1030–1215
Panel Session: Collaboration in a Changing,
Challenging E&P Market
Palomino Room
1215–1330
Lunch and Free Time at Palomino F and Exhibit Floor
Palomino F and
Exhibit Floor
1330–1700
Technical Sessions (1–3)
Palomino C–E
Session 1: Caprock Integrity
Analysis and Prediction
followed by Understanding
Flow Control Devices
Session 2: Cold Production
Session 3:
Solvent-Thermal
Hybrid
1500–1530
Coffee Break
Palomino Foyer
1700–1830
Welcome Reception
Palomino Foyer
Schedule of Events
Wednesday, 10 June
0730–1700
Palomino Foyer
Entrance
0730–0830
Breakfast
Palomino Foyer
0830–1200
Palomino C–E
0830–1200
Session 4: Geomechanics
1000–1030
Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePosters
Palomino Foyer
1200–1330
Palomino F and
Exhibit Floor
Palomino C–E
Session 5: SPE Panel
Session followed by
Product Value Enhancement
1330–1700
Session 7: Non-SAGD
Thermal Recovery
Session 9:
Reservoir
Simulation in
Thermal and
Solvent Recovery
1330–1700
Young Professionals Workshop
Mustang Room
1500–1530
Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePosters
Palomino Foyer
Thursday, 11 June
0730–1200
Palomino Foyer
Entrance
0730–0830
Breakfast
Palomino Foyer
0830–1200
Palomino C–E
0830–1200
Session 10: Thermal Well
Integrity
1000–1030
Coffee Break
Palomino Foyer
1200–1330
Palomino F and
Exhibit Floor
Palomino C–E
1330–1700
1500–1530
Session 13: Thermal SAGD
Coffee Break
Session 11: Production
Optimization (SAGD)
Session 14: Production
Optmization (Non-SAGD)
Session 8: Drilling
Enhancement
Session 6:
Solvent-Based
Recovery
Processes
Session 12:
Reservoir
Characterization
Session 15:
Understanding
the Carbonate
Reservoir
Palomino Foyer
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Conference Highlights
Tuesday, 9 June
0830–0840 | Palomino Room
Welcome Remarks
Cal Coulter
Conference Chairperson
Tuesday, 9 June
Opening Remarks: Taking the Long
View for Heavy Oil
Janeen Judah
Chevron, 2017 SPE President
Janeen Judah is the general manager for
Chevron’s Southern Africa Business Unit,
based in Houston, Texas.
Prior positions include President of
Chevron Environmental Management
Company and General Manager of
Reservoir and Production Engineering for
Chevron Energy Technology Company.
Before joining Chevron, she worked for
Texaco and ARCO in various upstream
petroleum engineering positions, starting
in Midland in 1980.
Judah has held many SPE leadership
positions, including chairing both the
Gulf Coast and Permian Basin sections
and serving on the Board 2003–2006 as
Director for the Gulf Coast North America
Region. She was named a Distinguished
Member of SPE in 2003 and received the
Distinguished Service award in 2010.
Judah holds BS and MS degrees in
petroleum engineering from Texas A&M
University, an MBA from The University of
Texas of the Permian Basin and a JD from
the University of Houston Law Center.
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Tuesday, 9 June
Keynote Presentation: Innovation
and Heavy Oil—The Future is Small
Steven Bryant
Canada Excellence Research
Chair in Energy at the
Steven Bryant joined the University of
Calgary as the Canada Excellence Research
Chair (CERC) in Materials Engineering
for Unconventional Oil Reservoirs and
professor in the Department of Chemical
and Petroleum Engineering in the
Schulich School of Engineering. He is the
university’s first CERC and came here after
the university was granted a “hunting
licence” to scour the globe for an energy
researcher who would complete an already
robust team of heavy oil and oil sands
researchers. Bryant will lead and coordinate
nanotechnology and materials science
research at the University of Calgary, and
the integrated team of researchers from
across campus who will aim to drastically
change how oil sands are developed.
Tuesday, 9 June
Panel Discussion: Collaboration in a Changing, Challenging E&P Market
Collaboration, networking, and technology are pillars of SPE and they are the keys
to reducing the barriers to development and economic activity. It’s a known fact that
collaboration accelerates projects, enhances production, and spurs company growth.
But with oil prices now hovering around CAD 50 per barrel and capital budgets being
slashed, companies have shifted their focus and activities. More than ever, collaboration
between companies is needed. This panel will discuss some of the challenges faced when
collaborating and enhance understanding of how to become a better collaborator to prove
your value to your employer.
Panelists:
Heather Campbell,
Regional Director,
Partnerships —Alberta,
Saskatchewan, and
Manitoba, Sustainable
Development
Technology Canada
Thomas O’Neil,
Department of
Psychology, University
of Calgary
James Swanson, Burnet,
Duckworth & Palmer LLP
Gary Bunio, General
Manager, Oil Sands
Strategic Technology
Development, Suncor
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Wednesday, 10 June
0830–1000 | Palomino D
SPE Panel Session
SPE exists to serve you, our members, throughout your career. We are here for you
whether you are a seasoned engineer, a young professional, or a student member.
As the industry reacts, we want you to know that SPE is proactive with resources and
programs to serve your needs.
Join us for an interactive session with SPE’s senior management and board members
to find out what SPE can do for you in the downturn.
Moderator
Cal Coulter, Conference
Chairperson
Panelists
Mike Gatens,
Unconventional Gas
Resources and SPE
Canada Board Chair
Janeen Judah, General
Manager, South Africa,
Chevron, and 2017 SPE
President
Mark Rubin, CEO and
Executive VP, SPE
Darcy Spady, Sanjel and
SPE Canada Regional
Director
Special Event
Tuesday, 9 June–Thursday, 11 June
1000–1800
Global Petroleum Show
Visit the exhibition at the Global Petroleum Show FREE with your SPE Heavy Oil Technical
Conference badge.
Connect with the international community at the Global Petroleum Show (GPS), the social and
business hub for the worldwide industry and Canada’s largest energy exhibition.
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Convene with 50,000+ energy professionals June 9–11 to explore new technologies at the GPS
exhibition, which also takes place at Stampede Park. Attend free (CAD 125 value) by simply
wearing your conference badge. The meeting place for the global oil and gas industry, GPS
provides access to a dynamic display of indoor and outdoor exhibits with companies from
100+ countries showcasing the latest innovations, products, and services available in the energy
marketplace. Join EPCs, service companies, and suppliers in the energy capital of Canada—
Calgary, Alberta—to explore, learn about, and celebrate the international energy playground.
Special Event
Young Professionals Workshop:
Market Conditions and Business Decisions
Wednesday, 10 June | 1330–1700 | Mustang Room
Sponsored by:
T Conference participants and young professionals are encouraged to attend
this workshop to discuss the challenges of functioning in highly variable market
conditions and to learn about strategies for evaluating asset plays and developing
effective business plans.
Keynote Speaker: Chris Seasons
Chris Seasons is a professional engineer with more than 30 years of domestic and
international experience in the upstream oil and gas industry. From 2004 until his
retirement in June 2014, he served as President of Devon Canada. Devon Canada
produced approximately 200,000 barrels a day, with the production mix shifting
from a gas-dominated asset base to an exclusively heavy oil company during his
tenure. Before Devon, Seasons also worked with Northstar Energy, Shell Canada,
and Toro Oil & Gas in a variety of technical and managerial positions.
Working in teams, young professionals will be provided with a portfolio of
different assets based on real resource plays, and will be challenged to create
a development plan that considers the current and changing market conditions.
Professional mentors with experience in oil and gas business planning will
circulate between groups to provide support and feedback, and will evaluate
the business case presentations.
Who Should Attend: The SPE Young Professional is any professional in any
technical discipline aged 35 or under who currently works in the energy sector.
Engineers, geoscientists, business professionals, finance professionals, landmen,
and technologists are all encouraged to attend. Tickets cost CAD 15 for SPE members
and CAD 20 for nonmembers
Workshop
Organizer:
T Ticketed event
Society of Petroleum Engineers
Calgary Section Young Professionals
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Technical Program (as of 28 May 2015)
TUESDAY, 9 JUNE
1330–1730 | Palomino C
01 Caprock Integrity Analysis and Prediction followed by
Understanding Flow Control Devices
Session Chairpersons: Behnaz Afsahi; Mark Anderson, Devon Energy Production Co. LP;
Richard Stahl, Northern Blizzard Resources Inc;
Jinning Chang, ICE Reservoir Solutions Ltd
Caprock integrity: Can we even agree on what it is? Come and listen to a diverse set of
views on how to understand, measure, analyze, and predict caprock integrity in oil sands
projects to get the most out of your recovery methods.
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Understanding Flow Control Devices presents advances in flow control device (FCD)
technology and their use to improve the conformance of enhanced oil recovery (EOR)
processes. The session focuses on the use of FCD in SAGD field applications.
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174509
Numerical Assessment of the Maximum Operating Pressure
for Anisotropic Caprock in SAGD Projects • E. Rahmati,
A. Nouri, V. Fattahpour, J. Trivedi, University of Alberta
1400–1430
174454
Mini-Frac Analysis in Oilsands and their Associated Cap
Rocks using PTA Based Techniques • R.C. Bachman, Taurus
Reservoir Solutions Ltd; B. Afsahi, D.A. Walters, Taurus
Reservoir Solutions Ltd
1430–1500
174403
Practical Approach to Caprock Analysis M.R. Carlson,
Applied Reservoir Enterprises Ltd; M. Uwiera-Gartner, 3 Phase
Terra Consulting; P. Cooper, Big Guns Energy Services Inc.;
D. Lee, A.J. Macdonald, Big Guns Energy Services Inc
1530–1600
174416
Use of Flow Control Devices (FCDs) to Enforce Conformance
in Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) Completions
G.P. Vachon, ConocoPhillips Corporate Contributions;
W. Klaczek, P. Erickson, D.C. Langer, D. Booy, A.R. Baugh,
C-FER Technologies
1600–1630
174490
Design, Testing And Field Performance Of Steam-injection
Flow-control Devices For Use In SAGD Oil Recovery
R. McChesney, Halliburton; S. Hobbs, Halliburton Canada
Inc.; F. Felten, Halliburton Completion Products and
Services; J. Edlebeck, Southwest Research Institute
1630–1700
174450
Evaluation of Thermal Efficiency of the Pre-Heat Period in
the SAGD Process for Different Completion Methods
D.J. Saks, M. Kyanpour, O. Onamade, Baker Hughes Canada
1700–1730
174501
Impact of Flow Control Devices on SAGD Performance from
Less Heterogeneous to Strongly Heterogeneous Reservoirs
Y. Su, I.D. Gates, University of Calgary; B. James, M. Lastiwka,
Suncor Energy Inc.
Paper titles, author names, and company/university affiliations are listed in this program as submitted to SPE.
TUESDAY, 9 JUNE
02 Cold Production
Session Chairpersons: Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies Canada Inc.;
Darren Worth, C-FER Technologies
This session focuses on non-thermal, nonsolvent recovery methods, from CHOPS to
various chemical/enhanced floods. Topics discussed include field pilots, modeling
approaches, use of multilaterals, screening methods, and more.
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174466
History Matches and Interpretation of CHOPS Performance
for CSI Field Pilot • J. Chang, J.J. Ivory, M. London, Alberta
Innovates Technology Futures
1400–1430
174488
Investigation of Nanoparticle and Surfactant Stabilized
Emulsion to Enhance Oil Recovery in Waterflooded Heavy
Oil Reservoirs • H. Pei, China University of Petroleum
(East China); G. Zhang, University of Petroleum China;
J. Ge, China University of Petroleum East; J. Zhang,
China University of Petroleum(East China); Q. Zhang,
L. Fu, China University of Petroleum (East China)
1430–1500
174423
Evaluating EOR Potential in an Unconventional Heavy-Oil
Reservoir with Strong Foamy Solution Gas Drive
B. Yadali Jamaloei, Murphy Oil Company Ltd.; T. SINGH,
MURPHY OIL COMPANY LTD
1530–1600
174520
Selection of a Chemical EOR Strategy in a Heavy Oil
Reservoir Using Laboratory Data and Reservoir Simulation
R.P. Fortenberry, P. Suniga, Ultimate EOR Services;
S.E. Mothersele, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd;
M. Delshad, Ultimate EOR Services; H. Lashgari,
G.A. Pope, The University of Texas At Austin
1600–1630
174425
Coupled Reservoir and Geomechanical Modeling of Sand
Production in Waterflooding of Heavy Oil Reservoirs
M. Nassir, D.A. Walters, Taurus Reservoir Solutions Ltd;
D.P. Yale, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company;
R.W. Chivvis, BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc.
1630–1700
174431
A Practical Approach for the Modeling of Foamy Oil Drive
Process • C. Shen, Shell Canada Energy
TIME
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TUESDAY, 9 JUNE
1330–1700 | Palomino E
03 Solvent-Thermal Hybrid
Session Chairpersons: Kamran Jorshari, Value Creation Inc.;
Norman Freitag, Saskatchewan Research Council
Session 3 provides a collection of cases that illustrate how field performance of steamassisted gravity drainage can be improved with the inclusion of gases or volatile solvents
when operating variables are optimized. Understanding the mechanisms and achieving
results are both emphasized.
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TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174411
Feasibility of Wider Well Spacing With Solvent Aided
Process: A Field Test Based Investigation
S.C. Gupta, S. Gittins, A. Benzvi, J.M. Dragani, Cenovus
Energy Inc
1400–1430
174429
Optimized Solvent for Solvent Assisted - Steam Assisted
Gravity Drainage (SA -SAGD) Recovery Process
R. Khaledi, T.J. Boone, H. Motahhari, Imperial Oil Resources
Ltd.; G. Subramanian, Exxon Mobil Corporation
1430–1500
174440
Case study of Solvent-Assisted Start-up in Fengcheng
SAGD Project • Y. Wu, PetroChina Co. Ltd.; X. Li, Research
Inst Petr Expl & Dev; R. Zhao, Xinjiang Oilfield Company
Limited; J. Li, x. liu, China university of Petroleum(beijing);
y. zhou, X. Du, RIPED of Petrochina Company Limited
1530–1600
174439
The Impact of Asphaltene Precipitation and Clay Migration
on Wettability Alteration for Steam Assisted Gravity
Drainage (SAGD) and Expanding Solvent-SAGD (ES-SAGD)
T. Kar, J. Yeoh, Texas A&M University; C. Ovalles, Chevron
ETC; E. Rogel, I.P. Benson, Chevron Corporation; B. Hascakir,
Texas A&M University
1600–1630
174494
Modelling Of Non-Condensable Gas Injection In SAGD
Process - Important Mechanisms And Their Impact On
Field Scale Simulation Models • H. Nourozieh, E. Ranjbar,
A. Kumar, Computer Modelling Group Ltd.
1630–1700
174436
Steam Circulation Strategies in the Fengcheng SAGD
Project to Achieve Enhanced Conformance and Production:
A Case Study • Y. Wu, PetroChina Co. Ltd.; X. Li, Research
Inst Petr Expl & Dev; X. Liu, China university of Petroleum
(Beijing); Z. Rui, H. Wanjun, Y. Liu, G. Liang, Xinjiang Oilfield
Company Limited
WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE
04 Geomechanics
Session Chairpersons: Ronald Behrens, Chevron ETC;
Simona Costin, Imperial Oil Resources Ltd.
The impacts of rock geomechanics are explored at the regional, field, and lab scales.
Mechanistic models exploring sensitivities, some unconstrained and some matched
with field data show geomechanical impacts on recovery and operations. Obtaining
accurate field constraints for geomechanics models is also discussed.
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0830–0900
174473
Effects of Lithofacies and Reservoir Heterogeneity on
Improved Oil Recovery Processes • N.T. Nguyen, C.T. Dang,
Z. Chen, University of Calgary; L.X. Nghiem, Computer
Modelling Group Ltd.
0900–0930
174462
Geo-Mechanics of a Sugar-Cube Box: Cyclic Injection and
Production in a Fractured Carbonate at the Saleski Pilot
D.F. Yang, Laricina Energy Ltd.; J. Xu, University of Calgary
0930–1000
174477
On the Accuracy of Surface Movement Measurement over
a SAGD Operation in Northern Alberta through Effective
Survey Design • M.D. Henschel, S. Sato, B. Lehrbass,
B. Deschamps, MDA Geospatial Services Inc.
1030–1130
174415
Geomechanical Modelling of Cyclic Steaming Induced
Surface Deformation • L. Shen, Alberta Energy Regulator;
R. Dokht, University of Alberta; S. Samsonov, Canada Center
for Remote Sensing; D.R. Schmitt, University of Alberta;
V. Singhroy, Canada Center for Remote Sensing; T. Shipman,
Alberta Energy Regulator
1100–1130
174453
Experimental Study on Geomechanical Dilation during
Water Injection • X. Wang, Alberta Innovates Technology
Futures and University of Alberta; R. Chalaturnyk, University
of Alberta; H. Huang, Alberta Innovates Technology Futures;
J. Leung, University of Alberta
1130–1200
174470
Non-linearity And Stress-dependency In Unconsolidated
Formations and the Associated Impacts on Thermal
Recovery: An Analytical Assessment • A.H. Hosseini,
ConocoPhillips Canada Resources Ltd
TIME
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WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE
05 Product Value Enhancement
Session Chairperson: Calvin Coulter
This session explores performance assessments in the field of facility and pipeline
conducted by industry to ensure downtime and bottlenecks are looked after. The work is
aimed at adding value of final product and solution for processing of heavy oil and extra
heavy oil.
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TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1030–1100
174405
Continuous Environmentally Efficient Pipeline Leak
Detection • M.D. Rahmes, T. Bingman, M. Blue, G. Lemieux,
Harris Corporation
1100–1130
174458
Performance Data of a Distributed Flux Burner in a Heavy
Oil Heater Treater • D. Bartz, J. Gotterba, Alzeta Corp
1130–1200
174485
A Parametric Study of the Hydrodynamic Roughness
Produced by a Wall-Coating Layer of Oil during the Pipeline
Transportation of Heavy Oil-Water Mixtures
S. Rushd, R.S. Sanders, University of Alberta
Alternate
174414
Performance Evaluation of a Newly Developed Demulsifier
on Dilbit Dehydration, Demineralization and Hydrocarbon
Losses to Tailings • I. Kailey, Baker Hughes Canada;
J. Behles, Baker Hughes Inc
WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE
06 Solvent-Based Recovery Processes
Session Chairpersons: Prince Azom, ConocoPhillips Canada;
John Ivory, Alberta Innovates Technology Futures
This session reviews new R&D work related to solvent properties such as PVT, dissolution
parameters, diffusion coefficients, and in-situ de-asphalting. It also involves discussions
on the modeling of solvent injection processes such as CSI and CO2 flooding.
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0830–0900
174444
Multiphase Equilibria of Solvent-Steam-Bitumen System
within SAGD Steam-Chamber Boundary
M. Arshad, H. Li, University of Alberta
0900–0930
174467
History Match and Strategy Evaluation for CSI Pilot
J. Chang, ICE Reservoir Solutions Ltd.; J.J. Ivory, Alberta
Innovates Technology Futures
0930–1000
174424
Evaluation of Diffusion of Light Hydrocarbon Solvents in
Bitumen • F. Diedro, University of Calgary; J.L. Bryan,
S. Kryuchkov, A. Kantzas, University of Calgary / Perm Inc
1030–1100
174412
Physical and Numerical Simulations of Subsurface
Upgrading using Solvent Deasphalting in a Heavy Crude
Oil Reservoir • C. Ovalles, Chevron ETC; E. Rogel, Chevron
Corporation; H. Alboudwarej, Chevron ETC; A. Inouye,
I.P. Benson, Chevron Corporation; P. Vaca, Acceleware Ltd
1100–1130
174480
Optimization of CO2 Flooding Strategy to Enhance Heavy
Oil Recovery • T. Huang, University of Regina; H. Yang, the
Production Technology Institute of Dagang Oilfield, Petro
China; G. Liao, the Exploration and Production Company,
Petro China; F. Zeng, University of Regina
1130–1200
174482
Dissolution and Mobilization of Bitumen at Pore Scale
B. Bayestehparvin, J. Abedi, S.M. Farouq Ali, University
of Calgary
Alternate
174498
Study of the Non-Equilibrium PVT Properties of
Methane- and Propane-Heavy Oil Systems • H. Wang,
F. Zeng, X. Zhou, University of Regina
TIME
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WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE
07 Non-SAGD Thermal Recovery
Session Chairpersons: Raj Rajan, Alberta Innovates Technology Futures;
Lyle H. Burke, Devon Canada Corporation
The session covers in-situ non-thermal recovery methods driven by success in their
field application and investigation. These new frontiers or new concepts provide
consideration as alternative techniques and a fit-for-purpose approach rather than
conventional recovery methods.
20
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174455
Oil Recovery From Gas Over Bitumen (GOB) Reservoirs Results From the AIDROH Pilot Project in Alberta
B. Hogue, D. Gutiérrez, C. Hong, J. Steiner, L.W. Freeman,
Cenovus Energy
1400–1430
174491
Successful Application of Hot Water Circulation in the
Pelican Lake Field - Results and Analyses of the E29 Hot
Water Injection Pilot • K.A. Duval, D. Gutierrez, K. Petrakos,
Cenovus Energy; P. Ollier, Majus; D. Johannson, Majus Canada
1430-1500
174459
Real-Time Seismic Surveillance of Thermal EOR at Peace
River • J.L. Lopez, P.B. Wills, Shell International Exploration
& Production Inc; J. La Follett, Shell International E&P Co.;
T.B. Barker, Y. Xue, Shell International Exploration
& Production Inc; J.K. Przybysz-Jarnut, H. Potters,
Shell Global Solutions International BV; M. van Lokven,
D.R. Brouwer, Shell Canada Inc.; C. Berron, CGG
1530–1600
174446
Impact of Formation Dilation-Recompaction on
Development of Cyclic Steam Stimulation (CSS) in an
Unconventional Heavy-Oil Reservoir: Seal’s Cadotte Case
B. Yadali Jamaloei, Murphy Oil Company Ltd.; T. SINGH,
MURPHY OIL COMPANY LTD
1600–1630
174406
Investigation on Combined CO2 Sequestration and Electrical
Heating Assisted Gravity Draingage to Enhance Heavy
Oil Production • L. Zhong, University of Petroleum China,
Beijing; D. Yu, C. Zhang, L. Sun, Northeast Petroleum
University; Z. Dong, M. Shuai, C. Wang, China University of
Petroleum (Beijing); X. Du, L. Guo, Daqing Oilfield Co. Ltd.
1630–1700
174435
Monitoring and Optimization of an In-Situ Combustion Pilot
Applying STAR™ Technology
E. Gil, N.M. Quintero, L.A. Rojas, M. Fuenmayor, Pacific
Rubiales Energy (PRE); S. Farouq Ali, Heavy Oil Recovery
Technologies Ltd
Alternate
174478
Improvement of the Recovery Factor Using Nano-Metal
Particles at the Late Stages of Cyclic Steam Stimulation
J. farooqui, T. Babadagli, H. Li, University of Alberta
WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE
08 Drilling Enhancement
Session Chairpersons: Victor Yung, Noetic Engineering 2008 Inc;
Cameron Matthews, C-FER Technologies
Papers presented in this session cover a variety of topics related to improved drilling,
cementing, liner design, corrosion mitigation, and downhole monitoring.
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174503
SAGD Liner Evaluation and Liner Test Design for JACOS’
Hangingstone SAGD Development • E.M. Spronk, L.T. Doan,
Y. Matsuno, B. Harschnitz, Japan Canada Oil Sands Limited
1400–1430
174504
Well Integrity Evaluation Using Distributed Temperature
Sensing (DTS) on an Operating SAGD Injector Well
Influenced by Neighboring Steam Chambers • S. Thompson,
A. Bello, M. Medina, T. Greig, Statoil Canada Ltd.
1430–1500
174404
Hole Cleaning Performance of Water vs. Polymer-Based
Fluids Under Turbulent Flow Conditions • M. Bizhani,
F.E. Rodrigues Corredor, E. Kuru, University of Alberta
1530–1600
174443
Performance Step Change in Shallow Extended Reach Wells
in Venezuela Enables Drilling Optimization and Increased
Heavy Oil Production • E.H. Chamat, Schlumberger;
E.D. Trejo, PDVSA Servicios; J. Scrofina, E. Cermeno,
O. Rodriguez, PetroMiranda; G. Cuadros, Schlumberger
1600–1630
174479
Thinking beyond the Conventional - A Case Story of Using a
Surface Read Out Wireline Device while Ranging to Reduce
Risk of Failure during Drilling of a SAGD Well in Hot Zone
J. Ray, Welltec Canada
1630–1700
174492
Eliminating the ‘Silver Bullet’ from SAGD Casing Cementing
B.W. Lim, Magnum Cementing Services Ltd; J. Forsyth,
Cenovus Energy; J. Kelly, CementHeads Energy Services;
M.J. McDonald, National Silicates Ltd.
Alternate
174420
Novel Water-Based Fluids for Oil-Sands Drilling
Z. Deng, P.W. Livanec, J.P. Deville, Halliburton
TIME
21
WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE
09 Reservoir Simulation in Thermal and Solvent Recovery
Session Chairpersons: David Hin-Sum Law, Schlumberger; Amin Badamchizadeh,
Devon Canada Corporation
Reservoir simulation of the complex physics of the thermal and solvent recovery
processes is an important engineering challenge. This session provides numerical and
lab-based understanding of these processes.
22
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174408
Development of a Thermal Wellbore Simulator with Focus
on Improving Heat Loss Calculations for SAGD Steam
Injection • W. Xiong, M. Bahonar, Z. Chen, University of
Calgary
1400–1430
174502
Detailed History Matching of a SAGD Well Pair Using
Discretized Wellbore Modeling • K.N. Nguyen, L.T. Doan,
K. Kato, Japan Canada Oil Sands Ltd.
1430–1500
174508
Rigorous Coupling Of Geomechanics And Thermalcompositional Flow For SAGS And ES-SAGD Operations
T. Garipov, D.V. Voskov, H.A. Tchelepi, Stanford University
1530–1600
174489
Chemical Additives and Foam to Enhance SAGD
Performance • R. Li, University of Calgary; S. Etminan,
Alberta Innovates Technology Futures; Z. Chen, University
of Calgary
1600–1630
174518
Integration of PC-SAFT Equation of State into Heat Assisted
Solvent Recovery Simulation
M. Ma, S. Chen, J. Abedi, University of Calgary
1630–1700
174519
Modeling of Dynamic Convection-Diffusion Mass Transfer
in Cyclic Solvent Injection • X. Jia, Z. Chen, University of
Calgary; J. Li, University of Regina
WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE
1000–1030 and 1500–1530
Knowledge Sharing ePosters
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1000–1015
STATION 1
174414
Performance Evaluation of a Newly Developed Demulsifier
on Dilbit Dehydration, Demineralization and Hydrocarbon
Losses to Tailings • I. Kailey, Baker Hughes Canada;
J. Behles, Baker Hughes Inc
1015–1030
STATION 1
174498
Study of the Non-Equilibrium PVT Properties of
Methane- and Propane-Heavy Oil Systems
H. Wang, F. Zeng, X. Zhou, University of Regina
1500–1515
STATION 1
174478
Improvement of the Recovery Factor Using Nano-Metal
Particles at the Late Stages of Cyclic Steam Stimulation
J. farooqui, T. Babadagli, H. Li, University of Alberta
1500–1515
STATION 2
174402
Half-Century of Heavy Oil Polymer Flooding from
Laboratory Core Floods to Pilot Tests and Field
Applications • H. Saboorian-Jooybari, National Iranian
South Oil Company (NISOC); M. Dejam, Z. Chen,
1515–1530
STATION 1
174420
Novel Water-Based Fluids for Oil-Sands Drilling
Z. Deng, P.W. Livanec, J.P. Deville, Halliburton
TIME/STATION
23
THURSDAY, 11 JUNE
10 Thermal Well Integrity
Session Chairpersons: Karl Miller, Consultant; Uliana Romanova, Weatherford
Laboratories
The integrity of thermal wells over their life cycle relies on sound component design
and well construction. The session presents an array of technical papers on the latest in
design practices and well integrity solutions.
24
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0830–0900
Invited
Presenter
Reliability-Based Design and Assessment of Cement Sheath
in Thermal Wells • J. Xie, C-FER Technologies
0900–0930
174493
Performance Characterization and Optimization of Cement
Systems for Thermally Stimulated Wells
M.A. Chartier, Noetic Engineering 2008 Inc.; S. Thompson,
Statoil Canada Ltd.; M. Bordieanu, Suncor Energy Inc.;
G. Bustamante, Statoil Canada Ltd.; J.R. Saunders, Noetic
Engineering 2008 Inc; T.M. Kaiser, Noetic Engineering
2008 Inc.
0930–1000
174483
Enhanced Thermal Well Integrity Through The Use of
A New Cement Tensile Strength-enhancing Fiber
S. Iremonger, M.J. Bolt, S.C. Lawrence, Sanjel Corp
1030–1100
Invited
Presenter
Investigations Behind the Establishment of the Slotted
Liner Testing Protocol
E.D. Hollies, Codeco Energy Group
1100–1130
Invited
Presenter
Examination of Thermal Well Reliability, Failures and
Statistics • T.A. Zahacy, C-FER Technologies
1130–1200
Invited
Presenter
Cement Performance: More Surprises in Thermal Well
Construction • M. Chartier, Noetic Engineering 2008 Inc
THURSDAY, 11 JUNE
11 Production Optimization (SAGD)
Session Chairpersons: Sandeep C. Solanki, Laricina Energy Ltd; Jian-Yang Yuan,
Osum Oil Sands Corp
This session covers questions regarding the optimization of SAGD production
performance.
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0830–0900
174481
Evaluating SAGD Performance due to Changes in Well
Spacing and Length • M.J. Verney, J.W. Wynveen, McDaniel
& Assocs. Consultants
0900–0930
174469
Enhanced Viscosity Formulations For Steam Foam
Applications: Impact On Performances In Bulk And Porous
Media • A. Cuenca, SOLVAY Novecare; E. Lacombe,
M. Chabert, SOLVAY; E. Delamaide, IFP Technologies
Canada Inc.; M. Morvan, Solvay Rhodia
0930–1000
174521
Nodal Analysis for SAGD Production Wells with Gas Lift
G. Duncan, Suncor Energy Inc.; P.E. Moseley, P.E. Moseley
& Assocs. Inc.; S. Young, Suncor Energy Inc.
1030–1100
174496
InSAR Natural Reflector Survey for Surface Heave and
Steam Chamber Monitoring at a SAGD Site • K. Tang,
B.R. James, Suncor Energy Inc.; V. Aguado, ALTAMIRA
INFORMATION
1100–1130
174427
Optimizing Steam Injection Scheduling Using Analytical Models
in a Probabilistic Approach • F.S. Oliveira, Petrobras -Petroleo
Brasileiro; D.D. Gomes, Petrobras; J.R. Cavalcante, Petrobras
S.A.; h.c. leitao, Petrobras
1130–1200
174475
Determination of Two-Phase and Three-Phase Relative
Permeabilities in Heavy Oil/Water/Gas Systems
J. Modaresghazani, R.G. Moore, S.A. Mehta, K.C. Van
Fraassen, University of Calgary
TIME
25
THURSDAY, 11 JUNE
12 Reservoir Characterization
Session Chairpersons: Apostolos Kantzas, University of Calgary;
Frank J. Palmai, PrairieSky Royalty Ltd
The session combines reservoir property measurements and model development
techniques aiming at a better characterization of reservoirs prior to and during a thermal
recovery process.
26
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
0830-0900
174476
Improving Horizontal Well Placement in the Orinoco Oil Belt
with the Use of Bed Boundary Mapping Technologies
G. Cuadros, E.H. Chamat, N. Villarroel, Schlumberger;
J. Scrofina, E. Cermeño, O. Rodriguez, Petromiranda
0900-0930
174441
Reservoir Simulation of H2S Production During a SAGD
Process Using a new Sulfur-Based-Compositional Kinetic
Model • S.V. Ayache, V. Lamoureux-Var, P. Michel, C. Preux,
IFP Energies nouvelles
0930-1000
174465
Heavy Crude Oil Dewatering Processes for Fluid Property
Measurements: Comparison, Impact, and Suitability of
Methods • H. Zhao, A.I. Memon, J. Gao, S.D. Taylor,
D. Sieben, J. Ratulowski, Schlumberger; H. Alboudwarej,
Chevron ETC; J. Pappas, RPSEA; J.L. Creek, Chevron ETC
1030-1100
174434
Thermal Conductivity Measurements of Bitumen Bearing
Reservoir Rocks • J.K. Arthur, PERM Inc / TIPM Laboratory;
O. Akinbobola, S. Kryuchkov, A. Kantzas, University of
Calgary
1100-1130
174417
Drained/Undrained Zones Boundary in Steam-Assisted
Gravity Drainage Process
M. Irani, I.D. Gates, University of Calgary
1130-1200
174428
Reactive Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage Oil Sands
Recovery Process
Z. Khansari, I.D. Gates, University of Calgary
THURSDAY, 11 JUNE
13 Thermal SAGD
Session Chairpersons: K. C. Yeung, Brion Energy; Khalil Zeidani, Cenovus Energy Inc
This session deals with various aspects of SAGD including reservoir surveillance, field
data analysis, and process optimization. Special methods in calibrating simulation files
and improved history matching and forecasting techniques are also reviewed.
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174487
Methodology For In-Well DTS Verifications in SAGD Wells
B. Hiscock, Devon Canada Corporation; L. Hinrichs, Devon
Energy; B.M. Banack, B. Rapati, Pinnacle Canada
1400–1430
174464
Production of Gases During Thermal Displacement Tests
J.B. Butron, J.L. Bryan, X. Yu, Perm Inc; A. Kantzas,
1430–1500
174457
Simultaneous History Matching for Multiple Different Oil
Sands Reservoir Models: Case Study of Hangingstone Demo
Area • K. Kato, L.T. Doan, Japan Canada Oil Sands Ltd.
1530–1600
174419
A Method to Calculate In−situ Water Relative-Permeability
Using the Response at Observation Well Adjacent To
Steam-Assisted-Gravity-Drainage Well-Pairs
M. Irani, Suncor Energy
1600–1630
174449
Thermal Formation Damage and Relative Permeability of
Oil Sands of the Lower Cretaceous Formations in Western
Canada • U. Romanova, Weatherford Laboratories
1630–1700
174460
Practical Data Mining and Artificial Neural Network
Modeling for SAGD Production Analysis • Z. Ma, Y. Liu,
J.Y. Leung, University of Alberta; S.D. Zanon, Nexen Inc.
TIME
27
THURSDAY, 11 JUNE
14 Production Optimization (Non-SAGD)
Session Chairpersons: Anjani Kumar, Computer Modelling Group Ltd.;
Karla Ingoldsby, Athabasca Oil Corporation
This session covers approaches for optimizing recovery from heavy oil reservoirs by
methods other than SAGD. Optimization through sand control methods, channeled well
remediation in unconsolidated reservoirs, polymer flood technology in heavy oil reservoirs,
and flue gas-assisted hybrid SAGD in offshore reservoirs are presented.
28
TIME
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174407
A Successful Post Completion Sand Control Method Used
in Thermal Enhanced Oil Recovery Operations at the Kern
River Field in Bakersfield, CA • J. Wise, Enova Solutions;
S.C. Franks, Chevron Corporation; M.K. Ripley, Enova Solution
Inc; W.G. Erlendson, Chevron USA Inc.; S.E. Rodriguez,
Chevron Corporation; H.A. Hay, Chevron Gas & Midstream
1400–1430
174413
Remediation of Channeled Wells and Completions of Infill
Wells by Using Resin-Coated Proppant and Proppant
Coated with Special Resins in an Unconsolidated Sandstone
Reservoir • G.F. Kruse, Halliburton; A.R. Puliti, S. Perez
Millan, Pluspetrol SA; R. Ortiz Best, Pluspetrol
1430–1500
174517
Case Study of Flue Gas Assisted SAGD in Offshore Heavy
Oil Reservoirs • S. Zhao, China National Offshore Oil
Corporation (CNOOC); Y. Sun, Y. Sun, China Oilfield Services
Limited (COSL); Y. Wu, PetroChina Co. Ltd.; X. Liu, China
university of Petroleum (Beijing)
1530–1600
174471
Surveillance Techniques for Recovery Factor Optimization
in a High Viscosity Unconsolidated Sand Reservoir
S.D. Aguero, R. Ortiz Best, M. Perea, A.S. Cremonini, Pluspetrol SA
1600–1630
174461
Application of Novel Hyperbranched Polymer Fracturing
Fluid System in Low-permeability Heavy Oil Reservoir
Y. Liu, H. Li, University of Alberta
1630–1700
174511
A New Polymer Flooding Technology for Improving Heavy
Oil Reservoir Recovery-from Lab Study to Field ApplicationCase Study of High Temperature Heavy Oil Field Z70
X. Wu, Research Inst Petr Expl & Dev; Z. Guo, Huabei Oilfield
Company, CNPC; H. Xu, Research Inst Petr Expl & Dev;
J. Zhang, CNODC, CNPC; Y. Zhang, P. Jiang, Huabei Oilfield
Company, CNPC
Alternate
174402
Half-Century of Heavy Oil Polymer Flooding from
Laboratory Core Floods to Pilot Tests and Field Applications
H. Saboorian-Jooybari, National Iranian South Oil Company
(NISOC); M. Dejam, Z. Chen, University of Calgary
THURSDAY, 11 JUNE
15 Understanding the Carbonate Reservoir
Session Chairpersons: Ronald P. Sawatzky, Alberta Innovates Technology Futures;
Ernest H. Perkins, Alberta Innovates Technology Futures
The focus of this session is on the development and evaluation of recovery processes
for naturally fractured heavy oil and bitumen reservoirs.
PAPER #
PRESENTATION
1330–1400
174438
Geochemical Bitumen Characterization for the Saleski
Steam Pilot in the Grosmont Carbonate Reservoir
W. Wei, Laricina Energy Ltd; D. Yang, Laricina Energy Ltd.
1400–1430
174448
Type Curves for Cyclic Steam Operations in the Grosmont
Saleski Pilot and Their Implications for Recovery
Mechanisms • D.F. Yang, Laricina Energy Ltd.; D. Stewart,
University of Calgary; M. Hosseininejad Mohebati, S. Brand,
Laricina Energy Ltd
1430–1500
174463
Steam Injection Schemes for Bitumen Recovery from the
Grosmont Carbonate Deposits • Q. Song, Z. Chen, S. Farouq
Ali, University of Calgary
1530–1600
174510
New Insight on Carbonate Heavy Oil Recovery: Pore Scale
Mechanisms of Solvent alternative CO2 Foam/Polymer
Enhanced Foam Flooding • A. Telmadarreie, J.J. Trivedi,
University of Alberta
1600–1630
174486
Experimental Evaluation of H2S Yields during Thermal
Recovery Processes • Y. Lin, D. Song, X. Wang, China
University of Petroleum (East China); D. Yang, University
of Regina
TIME
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