Secondary recovery definition
Secondary recovery means a method of recovering quantities of oil or gas from a reservoir which quantities would not be recoverable by ordinary primary depletion methods.
Secondary recovery means the introduction or utilization of fluid or energy into or within a pool for the purpose of increasing the ultimate recovery of hydrocarbons from the pool.
Secondary recovery means a project which has as its object the production of quantities of hydrocarbons by the application of external energy to the underground reservoir for the purpose of additional and/or accelerated recovery of those hydrocarbons;
More Definitions of Secondary recovery
Secondary recovery means 1. the use of water-flooding or gas injection to maintain formation pressure during primary production and to reduce the rate of decline of the original reservoir drive; 2. water-flooding of a depleted reservoir.; and 3. the first improved recovery method of any type applied to a reservoir to produce oil not recoverable by primary recovery methods.
Secondary recovery means a method of oil and natural gas extraction in which energy sources extrinsic to the reservoir are utilized.
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Secondary recovery means extraction of Crude Oil reserves beyond Primary Recovery volumes by means of improved recovery processes such as gas injection for pressure maintenance and/or waterflooding. "Tertiary Recovery" means extraction of Crude Oil reserves beyond the capability of Primary Recovery forces and Secondary Recovery processes by means of either thermal, chemical, or miscible enhanced recovery methods. "Primary Recovery" means extraction of Crude Oil reserves by means of natural Reservoir forces or producing drive mechanisms.
Secondary recovery means a method used to increase the recovery from reservoirs under the Leased Lands that had been produced under primary recovery conditions. Methods may include waterflooding and immiscible gas drive.
Secondary recovery means a method or process which has as its object the production of quantities of hydrocarbons by the application of external energy to the underground reservoir which is carried out—