دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n pi: the quantity of natural gas determined to be economically recoverable and available for delivery from a well or wells. Amount may be limited to a specific period of time.

the percentage of hydrocarbons that can be recovered from the formation under planned production methods. Often depends strongly on the revenue received from the oil and the operating cost.

the portion of reserves that can be recovered by currently available technologies.

n: the injection of oil into a formation to stimulate production. This oil may be recovered in later production.

n: the total volume of hydrocarbons that has been or is anticipated to be produced from a wen or field.

the percent of the initial in-place hydrocarbon that can be recovered in the project.

n: the recoverable amount of original or residual hydrocarbons in place in a reservoir, expressed as a percentage of total hydrocarbons in place. Also called recovery factor.

n: see recovery efficiency.

the percentage of the hydrocarbon in place that can be produced with each production plan: primary, secondary and tertiary.