Downhole electric heating
Heats the fluid coming up the wellbore
Sometimes the bottle neck to getting oil out of the ground is the chocking influence of the well tubing. In order to improve the production of a bitumen well, this applicant proposes to electrically heat the well reducing the production fluid viscosity.
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Tags: Thermal, Heavy Oil
Granger Low 16 Oct 2015

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Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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