Abstract
Primary and secondary migrations are well defined terms in hydrocarbon reservoir genesis, as spontaneous hydrocarbon displacement from the source rock to the final trap. The fluid movement that occurs after reservoir abandonment defines the tertiary migration process. The result of the tertiary migration is a new saturation distribution within the reservoir and it is expected that in the most favorable cases, the production potential of some parts of the reservoir might be restored. The principles and factors involved in the tertiary migration process are examined and two successful production restarting projects in Romania are presented, as proof of the new concept effectiveness.
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