Abstract
Background Enchanced Oil recovery methods are mostly based on that more and more beds are stimulated by flooding. Oil production is more often characterized by increased well stream watering which results in lower efficiency of the field development. Therefore, the problem of higher oil recovery factor with simultaneous drop of the volume of produced water and stimulation of the producing well stock is of priority. Aims and Objectives To develop approaches to the planning of effective integrated EOR technologies that would lower well stream watering and stimulate oil production. Results Simplified models of the tested beds were developed to forecast the effectiveness of using methods of enhanced oil recovery and well stimulation. Integration of technologies was approved. Conclusion Complex technologies of oil-gas treatment simultaneously aimed at higher oil recovery factor and constrained water movement in the producing bed, and clay-acid treatment of the bottom-hole zone of producing wells allow much more efficient development of the field.
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