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titleOfInvention Microbial enhanced pre-treatment of carbonate reservoirs for in situ heavy hydrocarbon recovery
abstract Processes, systems and techniques are provided for treating a carbonate reservoir with a microbial stimulation fluid at a temperature allowing microbial conversion of the fluid to produce a byproduct to promote dissolution of carbonate compounds and increasing the porosity and/or permeability of the carbonate reservoir. For example, the process may include injecting the microbial stimulation fluid into a region of a carbonate reservoir, wherein the region includes heavy hydrocarbons and a microbial culture; temperature treating the region to a reservoir temperature that allows a microbial metabolic pathway of the microbial culture to convert the microbial stimulation fluid and generate a byproduct, such as acetic bioacid, to promote dissolution of carbonate compounds in the region; soaking the region for a period during which carbonate compounds dissolve and porosity of the region is increased; and following the soak period, recovering heavy hydrocarbons from the region of increased porosity.
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