Sentences with phrase «conventional oil reservoirs»

The concept of staged separation has been used in production from conventional oil reservoirs, but has not been widely applied in the production of liquids from shale formations.

Not exact matches

They looked both at wells used for enhanced oil recovery — in which fluid is injected to flush lingering oil from a depleted reservoir — and at those used to dispose of wastewater from conventional oil and gas extraction or from hydraulic fracturing (fracking).

Commercial oil production from the Monterey Formation is not new — more than a billion barrels of oil and four trillion cubic feet of gas have been produced from it since 1977, largely from conventional reservoirs.

A dry sump system, typically used for high - performance and race engines, does away with the conventional oil pan and uses an oil reservoir mounted in the car.

Alberta, Canada's Athabasca Oil Sands is the largest reservoir of bitumen in the world, comparable in size to the earth's largest reserve of conventional petroleum.

Conventional oil is a mixture of mainly pentanes and hydrocarbons recoverable through an oil well from an underground reservoir and is a liquid at atmospheric pressure and temperature.

Because the extraction of bitumen from those sands is an energy - intensive process, it emits more greenhouse gases than the extraction of oil from conventional reservoirs.

This masks a healthy conventional oil and gas sector that has demands for offshore and onshore upstream workers, such as geoscientists and reservoir engineers, as well as downstream sales and marketing professionals.

Resourceful Petroleum Engineer / Manager with extensive California oil & gas production experience in conventional and unconventional (Monterey Shale and Diatomite) reservoirs seeks senior staff position in large organization or decision - making role in small independent operating company.