Abstract
Despite the current political and economic situation in Russia, mining in small oil fields is important and topical issue. We have conducted a geological and field analysis of the development of one of such small oil fields from setting into operation to shut down and have identified the reasons for the low production of oil reserves and the failure to achieve the design oil recovery factor. At the same time, the field has sufficient reserves of recoverable reserves, and there is an available transport infrastructure, which proves the necessity to consider rerun it for the development. For this purpose, geological and technical actions have been developed and are being proposed for implementation to improve the efficiency of field development. These actions envisage implementation in two stages: the first with minimal costs and the second with higher costs. At the first stage, at the existing reservoir pressure, we recommend to perform forced fluid withdrawals with an increase in depression on the reservoir. At the second stage, we offer actions at a higher cost, such as hydraulic fracturing, sidetracking. As a result of the analysis, actions have been developed to increase selection from initial recoverable reserves and increase the economic efficiency when the field is rerun.
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