Water Disposal Limits and Reporting Requirements for Thermal In Situ Oil Sands Schemes
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1 Directive 081 Effective date: Noveber 21, 2012 Noveber 21, 2012 Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees The Energy Resources Conservation Board has approved this directive on Noveber 21, <original signed by> Dan McFadyen Chair Contents 1 Purpose of this Directive What s New in this Directive? ERCB Requireents Copliance with Disposal Liit Water Reporting and Facility Water Balance Injection Facility Monthly Water Balance Reporting to PETRINEX Forulas and Liits for Disposal at Theral In Situ Schees Overview Disposal Liit Forula Actual Disposal Forula Data Publication... 7 Suary of Appendices... 8 Appendix A Definitions... 9 Appendix B Facility Water Balance Requireents Appendix C Disposal Forulas Using ERCB Water Balance Codes Appendix D Saple Schee Siplified Water Flow Diagra with PETRINEX Reporting Codes and Required Metering Appendix E Saple Schee PETRINEX Reporting Requireents Appendix F Saple Schee PETRINEX Reporting Requireents (PETRINEX Screen Shots) Appendix G Saple Schee Facilities Monthly Water Balance Appendix H Additional Schee Perforance Indicators using ERCB Water Balance Codes ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 1
2 1 Purpose of this Directive This directive consolidates various aspects of water anageent requireents for theral in situ oil sands operations. It sets water disposal liits and includes detailed requireents for reporting injection facility water streas to PETRINEX to ensure that Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) facility water balance requireents are et. The disposal liits requires operators to recycle produced water efficiently and ensure that ake-up water is effectively used. Efficient water treatent, recycle, and disposal at theral operations will optiize overall water use and energy efficiency. In addition to liiting disposal, this directive provides forulas for water ake-up, water productivity ratios, and produced-water recycle that will be used for onitoring and coparing theral operations in Alberta. These forulas, along with schee voluetric data, will be published on the ERCB website. The ERCB will review the requireents of this directive regularly and ay revise requireents as a result of iproveents in water treatent, recycle, and stea generating technology; changes introduced by operators to field operations and water handling; changes in bituen recovery technology that ipact water treatent, recycle, and disposal; policy and regulatory changes introduced by other governent agencies; and alignent with other ERCB directives. The ERCB has also copiled and defined a list of ters used in this directive to provide clarity and to ake the inforation in the directive ore accessible (see Appendix A). 2 What s New in this Directive? This directive replaces Bulletin : Water Recycle, Reporting and Balancing Inforation for In Situ Theral Schees, and supersedes and replaces Inforational Letter (IL) 89-05: Water Recycle Guidelines and Water Use Inforation Reporting for In Situ Oil Sands Facilities in Alberta. The following table lists the requireents in this directive and the reason for their inclusion. 2 ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
3 Table 1. What s New in This Directive? Requireent This directive Prior to this directive Injection facility water balance Specifies a axiu onthly facility ibalance (see section 4.1). ERCB Directive 017: Measureent Requireents for Oil and Gas Operations does not set a axiu facility ibalance for water. Exeption fro water recycle Disposal liit forula Specifies requireents for conducting a onthly water balance on a theral in situ injection facility (see Appendix B). Sets a axiu disposal liit for all theral in situ oil sands schees where the total water ake-up exceeds cubic etres ( 3 ) annually in the absence of produced-water recycle (see section 5). Optiizes produced-water recycle by liiting disposal based on the quantity of fresh, brackish, and produced water used at the central processing facility (see section 5 and Appendix C). The ERCB ethodology, rules, and equations used in conducting a water balance on theral in situ injection facilities could be found in various docuents and were ade available in eetings with stakeholders. IL 89-5 required theral in situ schees to recycle produced water if fresh water deand exceeded annually and actively investigate and test recycle technology if deand was under annually. Most theral coercial schee approvals required a iniu annual produced-water recycle rate based on the forula in Bulletin The recycle forula did not account for ake-up water sources other than those that are fresh. 3 ERCB Requireents and Copliance Assurance Requireents in this directive are those rules that a theral in situ oil sands operator is required to follow. The ter ust indicates a requireent, while ters such as should and encourages indicate a recoended practice. Noncopliance with any risk-assessed requireent in this directive will result in the operator receiving a response in accordance with the latest edition of ERCB Directive 019: Copliance Assurance. Soe exaples of noncopliance for which the ERCB will take enforceent action are if actual water disposal at the schee exceeds the disposal liit, the onthly injection-facility water balance closure is greater than 5.0 per cent for three consecutive onths, or fresh water is reported as brackish water in PETRINEX. The ERCB encourages all in situ oil sands operators to be proactive by onitoring their copliance with this directive. If an operator identifies a noncopliance, it should infor the ERCB of the noncopliance for consideration under the ERCB Voluntary Self-Disclosure policy set out in Directive 019. For a list of noncopliant events and further details on copliance assurance, including Directive 019 see the ERCB website Copliance with Disposal Liit For the first twelve onths of schee start-up, the ERCB will not strictly enforce the disposal liit (see section 5). The start-up period is fro the coenceent of stea injection. Once this twelve-onth period is coplete, the ERCB will use the reaining ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 3
4 onths of that calendar year to calculate the disposal liit to deterine copliance for that year. The start-up grace period does not apply to schee expansions. The ERCB will consider variations of the disposal factors in Table 2 of section 5 upon application in cases where high produced-water rates or high concentration of total dissolved solids (TDS) in ake-up water ake it difficult to eet the disposal liit (e.g., water-tostea ratio exceeds 1.05 or TDS exceeds g/l). It is the operator s responsibility to justify any deviation fro the requireents in section 5. 4 Water Reporting and Facility Water Balance 4.1 Injection Facility Monthly Water Balance The ERCB equation for onthly water ibalance on an injection facility is provided in Table B3 of Appendix B. This onthly ibalance will correspond to the balancing activity DIFF for the product group WATER in the Suary view for an injection facility in PETRINEX. The onthly ibalance ust not exceed 5.0 per cent for three consecutive onths or ore. Accurate water easureent is needed in order to eet the injection facility onthly ibalance requireent and to reliably calculate the disposal liit (section 5.2) and actual disposal (section 5.3). Water easureent requireents for theral in situ oil sands operations are set out in sections 12.3 and 12.4 of Directive 017: Measureent Requireents for Oil and Gas Operations. 4.2 Reporting to PETRINEX Operators ust report onthly water streas to PETRINEX in accordance with the definitions and equations in Appendix B. The data are used by the ERCB to deterine copliance with the axiu injection facility ibalance of 5.0 per cent (see section 4.1) and with the annual schee disposal liit (see section 5 and Appendix C). The correct reporting of water is also necessary in order to onitor and evaluate the perforance of each schee. To help ensure that water volues are correctly reported to PETRINEX, exaples of the required PETRINEX reporting of water and the required water balance calculations have been included in the appendices of this directive and are described below. For each exaple, the stea volue is reported in cold water equivalent. 1) Appendix D provides a siplified water-flow diagra with PETRINEX reporting codes and required etering for a saple theral schee. The appendix also illustrates the boundary between a battery and injection facility for the purpose of reporting to PETRINEX (i.e., produced water leaving a battery requires no further hydrocarbon separation.) 2) The required reporting of the saple schee water volues fro Appendix D to the correct PETRINEX codes is provided in tabular for in Appendix E. 3) Appendix F displays the resulting PETRINEX screen shots for the saple schee facilities in Appendix D to illustrate what the Suary, Facility Activity, and Well Activity views of PETRINEX would look like for the reporting requireents in Appendix B. 4 ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
5 4) For the sae saple schee facilities, Appendix G shows how the correctly reported water volues fro PETRINEX are used to generate a onthly water balance, using the required equations fro Table B3, Appendix B. 5 Forulas and Liits for Disposal at Theral In Situ Schees This section establishes a axiu water disposal liit for each theral in situ operation in Alberta. The axiu disposal liit is intended to ensure efficient recycling of a schee s produced water and to proote energy efficiency. Effective iediately, the axiu water disposal liit applies to all new schees. For existing schees, the axiu water disposal liit will becoe effective either when the licensee applies to expand a schee s bituen processing or stea generation capacity (applied to the entire schee within the tie frae stated in the approval), or three years fro Noveber 21, 2012, unless a shorter period is applied for by the operator. The effective date of the axiu disposal liit will be whichever date occurs first. The liits set out in this section do not apply to theral in situ oil sands schees that, in the absence of produced-water recycle, have a total annual volue of ake-up water less than Overview Water disposal at a schee is affected by the quality and quantity of water streas entering the facilities in the schee, the treatent technologies being used, and the bituen recovery echanis. Based on available technologies and bituen recovery echaniss, the ERCB has established a disposal allowance for each type of water used at theral operations. These allowances are entered into the disposal liit forula to deterine the axiu disposal liit for the schee (see section 5.2). The axiu disposal liit will be enforced against the total annual (calendar year) volues of water disposal at each schee. Forulas ust be applied on a schee basis. Schees with ultiple injection and disposal facilities cannot apply these forulas to individual facilities. For the purpose of this directive, the water types used in the disposal-liit forula are fresh, brackish, and produced, with the recovery echaniss being stea-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) and cyclic stea stiulation (CSS). If water types, recovery echaniss, or treatent technologies change, this directive and its liits will be aended accordingly. For disposal forulas using ERCB water balance codes, see Appendix C. ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 5
6 5.2 Disposal Liit Forula The axiu disposal liit for a schee is calculated as a percentage of the schee s total inlet water volue: Fresh In x D Brackish In x D Produced In x D + + f b p Disposal Liit (%) = 100 Fresh In + Brackish In + Produced In where Fresh In = the annual volue of inlet fresh water in 3 for the schee fro volues reported in PETRINEX. Brackish In = the annual volue of inlet brackish water in 3 for the schee fro volues reported in PETRINEX. Produced In = the annual volue of inlet produced water in 3 for the schee fro volues reported in PETRINEX. D f = the disposal factor for fresh water. D b = the disposal factor for brackish water. D p = the disposal factor for produced water. Table 2 provides the disposal factors for the recovery echanis used in the schee. Table 2. Disposal factor by theral in situ recovery echanis Disposal factor Inlet water type SAGD CSS Df Fresh water Db Brackish water Dp Produced water Actual Disposal Forula The actual disposal forula gives the total schee disposal as a percentage of the schee s total inlet water volue: Total Disposal Actual Disposal (%) = 100 Fresh In + Brackish In + Produced In where Total Disposal = the annual volue in 3 of schee water injected into designated disposal wells and annual volue of schee water delivered out of the schee. Fresh In = the annual volue of inlet fresh water in 3 for the schee fro volues reported in PETRINEX. Brackish In = the annual volue of inlet brackish water in 3 for the schee fro volues reported in PETRINEX. Produced In = the annual volue of inlet produced water in 3 for the schee fro volues reported in PETRINEX. The schee s actual disposal ust not exceed the liit calculated by the disposal liit forula. 6 ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
7 6 Data Publication Coincident with the release of this directive, a new interactive publication Theral In Situ (TIS) Water Publication of onthly and annual water usage at all coercial theral in situ schees is available on the ERCB website. The publication includes water disposal liits and actual water disposal (sections 5.2 and 5.3), and additional schee perforance indicators (Appendix H). The data used in the publication can be exported by users to an Excel spreadsheet. The publication ay be aended fro tie to tie to include additional perforance indicators and data. ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 7
8 Suary of Appendices Appendix A Appendix B Definitions Facility Water Balance Requireents Table B1 provides PETRINEX reporting requireents for onthly water streas entering and leaving a facility, and includes definitions of ters, and allowable water sources for each ERCB aterial balance code and corresponding PETRINEX reporting entity. Table B2 provides PETRINEX reporting requireents for onthly water inventory changes at facility water storage tanks and ponds. PETRINEX reporting entities have corresponding ERCB water balance codes. Table B3 provides the ERCB facility water balance equation using ERCB codes fro Tables B1 and B2. Where ERCB water balance codes and corresponding PETRINEX reporting entities represent calculated values, the calculation ethods are provided. Appendix C Appendix D Appendix E Appendix F Appendix G Appendix H Disposal Forulas using ERCB Water Balance Codes: Presents the disposal liit and actual disposal forulas fro section 5 using the ERCB water balance codes listed in Appendix B. Saple Schee Siplified Water Flow Diagra with PETRINEX Reporting Codes and Required Metering. A siplified water-flow diagra for an exaple theral in situ oil sands schee. The diagra is in a forat that reflects PETRINEX reporting requireents and etering locations. Saple Schee PETRINEX Reporting Requireents: A table containing the required water strea PETRINEX reporting codes for the exaple facilities AB IF and AB IF in Appendix D. Saple Schee PETRINEX Reporting Requireents (PETRINEX Screen Shots): PETRINEX screenshots of data subissions for exaple facilities AB IF and AB IF Saple Schee Facilities Monthly Water Balance: Water balance requireents for saple facilities AB IF and AB IF in Appendix D. Additional Schee Perforance Indicators using ERCB Water Balance Codes: Forulas used by the ERCB to assess schee perforance and to copare schees. 8 ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
9 Appendix A Battery Boiler blowdown Definitions A syste or arrangeent of tanks or other surface equipent receiving the effluent of one or ore wells prior to delivery to arket or other disposition, and ay include equipent or devices for separating the effluents into oil, gas or water and for easureent. Boilers used in theral recovery processes typically produce stea with a quality between 75 and 80%. This results in 20 to 25% of the boiler feed water not being vapourized, and in stea-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) schees, the resulting liquid is separated fro the stea. This separated water strea leaving the boiler is called blowdown and contains ore concentrated total dissolved solids, typically 4 to 5 ties ore, than the boiler feed water. Brackish water (saline groundwater) Cap Cold water equivalent (CWE) Existing schee Fresh water (nonsaline groundwater or surface water) Injection facility For the purpose of this directive and for reporting to PETRINEX, brackish water is saline groundwater defined in Part 1(1)(z) of the Alberta Water (Ministerial) Regulation as water that has total dissolved solids exceeding 4000 illigras per litre. Such groundwater is defined as brackish water in PETRINEX and saline groundwater by Alberta Environent and Sustainable Resource Developent. For the purpose of this directive, a cap is a residential housing facility for construction and operations workers associated with a theral injection schee. All produced and injected water and stea volue easureents are corrected to a standard teperature of 15 o C and kilopascals absolute and reported in 3. A schee that has received ERCB approval before the issuance of this directive, even if not yet constructed. For the purpose of this directive and for reporting to PETRINEX, fresh water is either nonsaline groundwater, which is groundwater that has total dissolved solids less than or equal to 4000 illigras per litre, or surface water, which is as defined in Part 1(1)(bb) of the Alberta Water (Ministerial) Regulation as all water on the ground surface, whether in liquid or solid state. A freshwater source ay refer to a well licensed by the ERCB drilled to a depth of greater than 150 ; a shallow well with a depth of less than 150 ; a surface water source, such as a diversion point at a lake or a river (regardless of TDS); or surface runoff collected. Regardless of the source, all freshwater use requires a diversion licence fro ESRD in accordance with the Water Act. A syste or arrangeent of surface equipent associated with the injection or disposal of any substance through one or ore wells. ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 9
10 Make-up water New schee PETRINEX Produced water Schee Stea Water balance Water used at theral in situ operations other than produced water fro wells within the schee. This water ust ake up for water losses such as the disposal of water treatent waste streas, boiler blowdown, and reservoir retention of injected stea. A schee that did not receive ERCB approval before the directive was issued. PETRINEX is a web-based syste that provides anageent/exchange of voluetric, royalty, and coercial inforation associated with the upstrea petroleu sector for the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. Water that is produced in association with hydrocarbon production fro a well that was licensed for the purpose of hydrocarbon production. For the purpose of this directive, a schee includes all batteries and injection facilities associated with an ERCB theral in situ oil sands schee approval. For reporting to PETRINEX, the su of all stea injection of varying quality, reported in cold water equivalent. A series of calculations the ERCB uses on water volue data that are reported to PETRINEX to give the ERCB an indication of easureent and reporting accuracy for a facility. The water balance identifies all water types and water uses, and deterines the ibalance between the total input and total output streas. 10 ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
11 Appendix B Facility Water Balance Requireents (ERCB Directive 017: Measureent Requireents for Oil and Gas Operations specifies easureent requireents for the water streas in Table B1.) Table B1: Water Strea (In and Out) Reporting, Definitions, and Allowable Sources Water strea WATER IN PETRINEX activity PETRINEX product ERCB water balance code Definitions and allowable water sources Fresh REC/PROD FSHWTR FW1 The su of all Fresh water streas into a facility, not including transfers fro facilities within the schee. Allowable sources include wells licensed by ESRD and the ERCB (AB WI), a a water battery facility (AB BT) (902), b wells and locations (e.g., rivers, lakes) licensed only by ESRD (AB WS) (901), b site runoff (AB RO), b an oil sands project (AB OS), and other sources (AB MC), such as cap wastewater In accordance with the Water Act, all fresh water use requires a diversion perit fro ESRD, regardless of the source. Fresh Transfer REC FSHWTR FW2 The su of all Fresh water streas transferred into a facility fro other facilities within the schee. Allowable sources include another injection facility (AB IF), a battery facility (AB BT), or an oil sands project (AB OS) (i.e., an integrated upgrader) Brackish REC/PROD BRKWTR BW1 The su of all Brackish water streas into a facility, not including transfers fro facilities within the schee. Allowable sources include ERCB-licensed wells (AB WI) a a water battery facility (AB BT) (902), b or other sources (AB MC) Brackish Transfer REC BRKWTR BW2 The su of all Brackish water streas transferred into a facility fro other facilities within the schee. Allowable sources include another injection facility (AB IF), or a battery facility (AB BT). Produced REC WATER PW1 The su of all Produced water streas into a facility, not including transfers fro injection facilities within the schee. Sources ust originate fro wells within the schee. Allowable sources include a battery facility (AB BT) (344), or other sources (AB MC), such as a pipeline leak. (continued) a Reported as PROD in PETRINEX. b Reported as REC in PETRINEX. ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 11
12 Water strea PETRINEX activity PETRINEX product ERCB water balance code Definitions and allowable water sources Produced Transfer REC WATER PW2 The su of all Produced Transfer water streas into a facility fro other facilities within the schee. Allowable source is another injection facility (AB IF). Stea Total Transfer REC STEAM ST2 The su of all Stea Total Transferred water streas into a facility fro other facilities within the schee. WATER OUT Allowable source is another injection facility (AB IF). Inject Total INJ STEAM INT Inject Total is a calculated PETRINEX value in the suary view. INJ STEAM is the su of all wells coded as Stea Injection, SAGD, and Cyclic reporting to the AB IF in the well activity view. INT = INJ STEAM Disposal Total INJ FSHWTR BRKWTR WATER DIT Disposal Total is the su of the calculated PETRINEX values for all wells coded "Water Disposal" in the well activity view (INJ FSHWTR, INJ BRKWTR, INJ WATER) plus the total water delivered out of the schee. DIT = INJ FSHWTR + INJ BRKWTR + INJ WATER + DISP (FSHWTR, BRKWTR, WATER) Fresh PLTUSE PLTUSE FSHWTR FW6 Fresh water streas used for purposes other than utilities or injection, such as drilling, potable use, and sludge pond losses. Fresh Transfer DISP FSHWTR FW3 Fresh water streas that have been delivered to another facility within the schee. Fresh UTIL UTIL FSHWTR FW7 Fresh water streas used at the injection facility for utility, waste stea, and eissions control and not recovered due to evaporation or venting. Brackish PLTUSE PLTUSE BRKWTR BW6 Brackish water streas used for purposes other than utilities or injection, such as drilling or sludge pond losses. Brackish Transfer DISP BRKWTR BW3 Brackish water streas that have been delivered to another facility within the schee. Brackish UTIL UTIL BRKWTR BW7 Brackish water streas used at the injection facility for utility and waste stea and not recovered due to evaporation or venting. Produced PLTUSE PLTUSE WATER PW6 Produced water streas used for purposes other than utilities or injection, such as sludge pond losses. continued 12 ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
13 Water strea PETRINEX activity PETRINEX product ERCB water balance code Definitions and allowable water sources Produced Transfer DISP WATER PW3 The su of all Produced Transfer water streas out of a facility to other facilities within the schee. Allowable destination is another injection facility (AB IF). Produced UTIL UTIL WATER PW7 Produced water streas used at the injection facility for utility and waste stea and not recovered due to evaporation or venting. Produced Stea/Water to ABBT DISP STEAM/ WATER PW8 Produced Stea/Water reported as a DISP activity on the injection facility, reported as a REC at the source battery (AB BT), used at the battery (heating, utility water, etc.), and returned with the produced water (PW1). Stea Total Transfer DISP STEAM ST3 Stea Total Transfer is an auto-populated PETRINEX value that is the su of dispositions of stea fro the AB IF to other facilities within the schee. Allowable destination is another injection facility (AB IF). Table B2: Water Inventory Reporting and Definitions Inventory type PETRINEX activity PETRINEX product ERCB water balance code Definitions Fresh Open INVOP FSHWTR FW4 Freshwater tank or pond opening inventory. Fresh Close INVCL FSHWTR FW5 Freshwater tank or pond closing inventory. Brackish Open INVOP BRKWTR BW4 Brackish-water tank opening inventory. Brackish Close INVCL BRKWTR BW5 Brackish-water tank closing inventory. Produced Open INVOP WATER PW4 Produced-water tank opening inventory. Produced Close INVCL WATER PW5 Produced-water tank closing inventory. Table B3: Facility Water Balance Equations Activity IN Equations using ERCB water balance codes fro Tables B1 and B2 (FW1 + FW2 + BW1 + BW2 + PW1 + PW2 + ST2 + FW4 + BW4 + PW4) OUT (INT + DIT + FW3 + FW5 + FW6 + FW7 + BW3 + BW5 + BW6 + BW7 + PW3 + PW5 + PW6 + PW7 + PW8+ ST3) Adjustent Total Water IN Total Water OUT Ibalance (%) [(Total Water IN Total Water OUT) / Total Water IN] x 100 This will correspond to the balancing activity DIFF for the product group WATER in the Suary view for an injection facility. ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 13
14 Appendix C Disposal Forulas Using ERCB Water Balance Codes 1) Disposal Liit Disposal (Schee Liit (%) = Basis) Fresh In x D f + Brackish In x D b + Produced Fresh In + Brackish In + Produced In In x D p 100 = (FW1+ FW4 - FW5) x D + (BW1+ BW4 - BW5) x D f b (FW1+ FW4 - FW5) + (BW1+ BW4 - BW5) + + (PW1+ PW4 - PW5 - PW8) (PW1+ PW4 - PW5 - PW8) x D p 100 If ultiple injection and disposal facilities exist within a schee, the above values ust be sued for all facilities (e.g., FW1 = FW1 for all injection and disposal facilities). Disposal Factors for Use in the Disposal Liit Forula Disposal factor Inlet water type SAGD CSS D f fresh D b brackish D p produced ) Actual Disposal Actual Disposal (%) (Schee Basis) = Fresh In + Total Disposal Brackish In + Produced In 100 = (FW1+ FW4 - FW5) + DIT (BW1+ BW4 - BW5) + (PW1+ PW4 - PW5 - PW8) 100 If ultiple injection and disposal facilities exist within a schee, the above values ust be sued for all facilities (e.g., DIT = DIT for all injection and disposal facilities). 14 ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
15 Appendix D Saple Schee Siplified Water Flow Diagra with PETRINEX Reporting Codes and Required Metering Well Pads Production Wells WATER PROD ESRD-LICENSED WATER SOURCE (AB WS , PETRINEX Subtype 901) FSHWTR Fresh Water Well (< 150 depth) BATTERY FACILITY (AB BT , PETRINEX Subtype 344) 1000 FSHWTR DISP AB IF ERCB/ESRD-LICENSED WATER SOURCE WELLS (AB BT , PETRINEX Subtype 902) Test/Group Separator FSHWTR PROD FSHWTR DISP AB IF Fresh Water Well ( 150 depth) FSHWTR PROD AB WI W400 FSHWTR REC AB WS BRKWTR PROD BRKWTR DISP AB IF Brackish Water Well ( 150 depth) Meter location reported to PETRINEX Meter location not reporting to the PETRINEX Indicates separation of reporting to PETRINEX (All PETRINEX codes are cited in Appendix B) Fresh water = Nonsaline groundwater or surface water Brackish water = Saline groundwater 280 Fresh Water Well 150 depth (Used for Production Estiation) STEAM REC AB IF FSHWTR REC AB BT BRKWTR REC AB BT FSHWTR REC AB RO (surface runoff at site) 180 Bituen Treating FSHWTR Storage Produced Water Separation WATER PLTUSE FSHWTR INVOP=100 FSHWTR INVCL= Brackish Water Well 150 depth BRKWTR PROD AB WI W400 WATER DISP AB IF WATER REC AB BT FSHWTR PLTUSE BRKWTR Storage WATER Storage Dilbit WATER INVOP=100 WATER INVCL=100 BRKWTR INVOP=100 BRKWTR INVCL=100 Eulsion Settling WATER to treatent WATER REC AB IF WATER DISP AB IF BRKWTR PLTUSE BRKWTR DISP BRKWTR REC 0 FSHWTR DISP Water Treating INJECTION FACILITY Diluent Recovery Unit WATER DISP AB IF (Untreatable) 80 WATER REC AB BT (Untreatable) (AB IF , PETRINEX Subtype 506) FSHWTR REC Boiler feed-water 6100 Boiler blowdown Recovered Diluent 0 WATER REC ABIF WATER DISP ABIF (Blowdown) 100 WATER DISP with Bituen/Dilbit Stea Generation & Separation FSHWTR UTIL BRKWTR UTIL 0 DISPOSAL FACILITY (AB IF PETRINEX Subtype 506) WATER UTIL 1030 TOTAL WATER INJ 0 TOTAL BRKWTR INJ 0 TOTAL FSHWTR INJ STEAM (Total Generated ) STEAM DISP AB BT Bituen/ Dilbit Sales WATER Disposal Well WATER INJ AB WI W400 WATER INJ Blowdown AB WI W WATER Disposal Well STEAM Injection Wells WATER INJ AB WI W * WATER INJ AB WI W * WATER INJ AB WI W * Stea Proration Exaple Section 12.3 of Directive 017 Measureent Requireents for Oil and Gas Operations requires wellhead stea injection volues to be prorated to the boiler feed water inus blowdown or to total stea leaving the stea plant separator: Su of STEAM to the Injection Wells = (etered at wellhead) STEAM Total Generated STEAM DISP= Proration factor = / = Prorated STEAM Injection Well values are denoted by * ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 15
16 Appendix E Saple Schee PETRINEX Reporting Requireents (ERCB Directive 017: Measureent Requireents for Oil and Gas Operations specifies easureent requireents for the water streas in this table.) Injection facility (stea plant) AB IF Injection facility (disposal) AB IF Water streas reported to PETRINEX In Out In Out IN Fresh water fro on-site well 150 depth (FSHWTR PROD AB WI W400) 280 Fresh water fro well<150 depth (FSHWTR REC AB WS ) Fresh water fro well 150 depth (FSHWTR REC AB BT ) 500 Fresh water fro surface runoff at site (FSHWTR REC AB RO) 180 Fresh water transfer fro injection facility (FSHWTR REC AB IF ) Brackish water fro on-site well 150 depth (BRKWTR PROD AB WI W400) Brackish water fro well 150 depth (BRKWTR REC AB BT ) Brackish water transfer fro injection facility (BRKWTR REC AB IF ) Produced water fro battery facility (WATER REC AB BT )* Produced water transfer fro injection facility (WATER REC AB IF ) 950 OUT Stea injection (STEAM INJ AB WI W400) Stea injection (STEAM INJ AB WI W400) Stea injection (STEAM INJ AB WI W400) Blowdown water disposal (WATER INJ AB WI W400) Water disposal (WATER INJ AB WI W400) Fresh water transfer to disposal facility (FSHWTR DISP AB IF ) Fresh water for plant use (FSHWTR PLTUSE) 500 Fresh water for utility, waste stea, etc. (FSHWTR UTIL) Brackish water transfer to disposal facility (BRKWTR DISP AB IF ) Brackish water for plant use (BRKWTR PLTUSE) 300 Brackish water for utility, waste stea, etc (BRKWTR UTIL) Produced water transfer to disposal facility (WATER DISP AB IF ) 700 Blowdown water transfer to disposal facility (WATER DISP AB IF ) 250 Produced water for plant use (WATER PLTUSE) 140 Produced water for utility, waste stea, etc. (WATER UTIL) Stea to battery facility for heating (STEAM DISP AB BT ) INVENTORY Fresh water tank opening inventory (FSHWTR INVOP) 100 Brackish water tank opening inventory (BRKWTR INVOP) 100 Produced water tank opening inventory (WATER INVOP) 100 Fresh water tank closing inventory (FSHWTR INVCL) 100 Brackish water tank closing inventory (FSHWTR INVCL) 100 Produced water tank closing inventory (WATER INVCL) 100 * Includes return of stea sent to battery facility for heating fro AB IF ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
17 Appendix F Saple Schee PETRINEX Reporting Requireents (PETRINEX Screen Shots) Saple Schee: Injection Facility AB IF ) Suary View: Product Group Water AB IF SAMPLE SCHEME ABIF DIFF Product totals: BRKWTR Volue Activity INVCL INVOP PLTUSE PROD REC Product totals: FSHWTR Activity Volue INVCL INVOP PLTUSE PROD REC Product totals: STEAM Activity Volue DISP INJ Product totals: WATER Activity Volue DISP INJ INVCL INVOP PLTUSE REC This is stea used to heat battery facilities. If you reported as WATER rather than STEAM this would be a DISP under Product totals: WATER ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 17
18 2) Facility Activity View: Filter All AB IF SAMPLE SCHEME ABIF REC WATER AB BT DISP WATER AB IF PLTUSE WATER REC FSHWTR AB RO REC FSHWTR AB WS REC FSHWTR AB BT PLTUSE FSHWTR DISP STEAM AB BT REC BRKWTR AB BT PLTUSE BRKWTR ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
19 3) Well Activity View: Filter All AB IF SAMPLE SCHEME ABIF AB WI W400 AB WI W400 AB WI W400 AB WI W400 AB WI W400 AB WI W400 INJ 710 STEAM INJ 710 STEAM INJ 710 STEAM INJ 710 WATER PROD 710 BRKWTR PROD 710 FSHWTR ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 19
20 Saple Schee: Disposal Facility AB IF ) Suary View: Product Group Water AB IF SAMPLE SCHEME ABIF DIFF Product totals: WATER Activity Volue INJ REC ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
21 5) Facility Activity View: Filter All AB IF SAMPLE SCHEME ABIF REC WATER AB BT REC WATER AB IF ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 21
22 6) Well Activity View: Filter All AB IF SAMPLE SCHEME ABIF AB WI W400 INJ 710 WATER ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
23 Appendix G Saple Schee Facilities Monthly Water Balance ERCB water balance code Injection facility (stea plant) AB IF Injection facility (disposal) AB IF Water strea IN Fresh FW Fresh transfer* FW2 0 Brackish BW Brackish transfer* BW2 0 Produced PW Produced transfer* PW2 950 OUT Inject total INT Disposal total DIT Fresh PLTUSE FW6 500 Fresh transfer* FW3 0 Fresh UTIL FW7 0 Brackish PLTUSE BW6 300 Brackish transfer* BW3 0 Brackish UTIL BW7 0 Produced PLTUSE PW6 140 Produced transfer* PW3 950 Produced UTIL PW7 0 Produced stea/water to ABBT PW Inventory Fresh open FW4 100 Fresh close FW5 100 Brackish open BW4 100 Brackish close BW5 100 Produced open PW4 100 Produced close PW5 100 Facility Water Balance IN OUT Adjustent 0 0 Ibalance 0% 0% * transferred to or fro another injection facility within the schee ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012) 23
24 Appendix H Additional Schee Perforance Indicators using ERCB Water Balance Codes The ERCB uses the following forulas to assess schee perforance and to copare schees. If ultiple injection or disposal facilities exist within a schee, values for all facilities ust be sued. (e.g., BW1 = BW1 for all injection facilities). 1) Freshwater Productivity Ratio (FW1+ FW4 - FW5) Bituen Production 2) Brackish-Water Productivity Ratio (BW1+ BW4- BW5) Bituen Production 3) Disposal Ratio DIT Bituen Production 4) Freshwater Make-up (%) (FW1+ FW4 - FW5) (INT + DIT) 100 5) Brackish-Water Make-up (%) (BW1+ BW4 - BW5) (INT + DIT) 100 6) Produced-Water Recycle (%) [(PW1+ PW4 - PW5 - PW8) - DIT] (PW1+ PW4 - PW5 - PW8) 100 The above forula for produced-water recycle assues that all disposal (DIT) is fro the produced-water streas. Since ake-up water in the disposal strea is expected to be sall and is usually not possible to track, this forula is a good approxiation of the iniu produced-water recycle. 24 ERCB Directive 081: Water Disposal Liits and Reporting Requireents for Theral In Situ Oil Sands Schees (Noveber 2012)
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