Basin Modelling

Exploring new oil reserves is a challenging and expensive task, especially when it involves unexplored and difficult-to-access areas. The costs of conducting geological surveys and the risks of making mistakes are even higher in these cases. However, much of this uncertainty can be minimized before beginning fieldwork by using basin modeling. This technology utilizes all available geological information to mathematically and analytically recreate the formation and alteration processes of geological layers, enabling us to identify areas with potential oil accumulations.

Rotary Steerable Systems (RSS)

The use of rotary steerable systems (RSS) is essential for the construction of advanced wells that require high-technology equipment. RSS allows for precise and safe drilling, enabling the creation of wells with perfect deflection angles and minimal along-hole displacement. Additionally, RSS allows for the drilling of long horizontal wells, extending up to 2,000 meters. These systems are particularly valuable for constructing extreme reach wells and drilling with high precision in low-concentration reservoirs that are only one to two meters thick.

Drilling

Approximately 70 percent of PETROLQUALITY TOO's project portfolio consists of challenging reserves that are difficult to recover. These reserves include residual deposits in depleted fields, as well as low-concentration and low-porosity reservoirs. To extract these reserves, PETROLQUALITY TOO is employing advanced horizontal and multilateral drilling techniques. The company is also utilizing state-of-the-art downhole equipment, remote online monitoring technology, and organizational technologies to optimize the drilling process and minimize costs.

Remote Controlled Drilling

PETROLQUALITY TOO Drilling Support Centre was created with the main objective of enhancing efficiency in the construction of advanced wells. Its primary focus is on utilizing geo-steering technology, which involves gathering real-time information about the geological structure of a field and adjusting the well's trajectory accordingly. Through the use of state-of-the-art telecommunications technology, data is transmitted to the Drilling Support Centre in real time while drilling is taking place. This information is then compared to the existing geological model of the field, analyzed, and the well trajectory is adjusted if necessary to ensure it falls within the desired target zone. This process is continually repeated as new data is received, providing uninterrupted control over the drilling operations.

Products

The refinery products comply with the technical regulations on automobile and aviation gasoline, diesel oil, jet propulsion fuel, and residual fuel oil, as well as the relevant GOSTs (State Standards). Certification for non-mandatory products is done on a voluntary basis.

Competent personnel in the chemical analytical laboratory, which holds relevant certification from the Federal Agency on Technical Regulating and Metrology, is responsible for ensuring the quality of crude oil and oil products at every step of production and shipment.

Please rephrase the information regarding the monthly sales distribution of petroleum products for mandatory and regular sales of PETROLQUALITY TOO in November 2023.

Aromatic hydrocarbons

• Toluene oil (GOST 14710-78)

• Petroleum benzine (GOST 9572-93)

Ammonia

• Ammonia anhydrous liquefied. Specifications (GOST 6221-90)

Petrol

• Automobile petrol unleaded brand “AI-80” (GOST 32513-2013)

• Automobile petrol unleaded brand “AI-92” (GOST 32513-2013)

• Automobile petrol unleaded brand “AI-95” (GOST 32513-2013)

• Automobile petrol unleaded brand “AI-98” (GOST 32513-2013)

• Automobile petrol unleaded brand “Normal-80” (GOST R 51105-97)

• Automobile petrol unleaded brand “Regular-92” (GOST R 51105-97)

• Gasoline unleaded brand “Premium Euro-95” (GOST R 51866-2002)

• Gasoline unleaded brand “Super Euro-98” (GOST R 51866-2002)

• Petrol for industrial purposes (STO 05766480-006-2010)

• Stable reformat (TU 19.20.23.190-40-05755480-2017)

Diesel fuel

• Fuel diesel EURO (GOST 32511-2013)

• Fuel diesel (SRT 05766480-010-2011)

• Fuel diesel EURO (GOST R 52368-2005)

• Vacuum gas oil (TU 38.1011304-2004)

Kerosene

• Aviation fuel for gas turbine engines JET A-1 (GOST R 52050-2006)

• Fuel for jet engines (GOST 10227-86)

Oxygen

• Oxygen technical (GOST 5583-78)

Fuel oil

• Fuel oil (GOST 10585-2013)

• Technological Export Fuel (TU 38.001361-99)

Oil bitumen

• Bitumens petroleum insulating (GOST 9812-74)

• Bitumens petroleum road viscous (GOST 22245-90)

• Bitumens petroleum road improved from the West Siberian oils (TU 0256-096-00151807-97)

• Oil bitumen for the production of roofing and waterproofing materials (TU 0256-017-05766480-2003)

• Bitumens petroleum construction (GOST 6617-76)

• Bitumens petroleum road viscous (GOST 33133-2014)

Solvents

• Nefras-S 50/170 (GOST 8505-80)

• Solvent of oil superheavy (TU 38.1011049-98)

Sulfur technical

• Technical sulfur (GOST 127.1-93)

• Sulfur technical gas granulated. Technical conditions (STO 05766480-008-2011)

Sulfuric technical acid

• Sulfuric technical acid (GOST 2184-2013)

Liquefied gases

• Gases hydrocarbon liquefied fuel for municipal consumption (GOST 20448-90)

• Normal butane (SRT 05766480-005-2010)

• Isobutane (SRT 05766480-004-2010)

• Gases hydrocarbon liquefied fuel (GOST R 52087-2003)

Commercial xylenes

• Paraxylene (TU 38.101255-87)

• Orthoxylene (TU 38 101254-72)

Ship fuel

• High-viscosity marine fuel E (TU 38.1011314-2001)

Atmospheric Refining Unit (АТ-1):

• Nameplate capacity (1998): 0.5 MTPA;
• Post-upgrading nameplate capacity (2002): 0.65 MTPA;
• Technological Process Designer: Oil Tools Engineering Services (Singapore);

Atmospheric Residue Vacuum Distillation Unit:

• Nameplate capacity (2005): 0.47 MTPA;
• Post-upgrading nameplate capacity (2010): 0.6 MTPA;

Atmospheric Refining Unit (АТ-2):

• Nameplate capacity (2007) – 0.9 MTPA;
• Technological Process Designer: KOCH-GLITSCH (Czech Republik);