Continuous chamber capillary control system, method, and apparatus

1. A system for enhanced oil and gas recovery, comprising:

a boiler; and

at least two capillaries in fluid communication with the boiler, wherein the at least two capillaries are disposed in an injector pipe and each one of the capillaries includes a flow control device for controlling an injection of steam in at least one of a chamber and a well for enhanced oil and gas recovery, wherein a flow of the steam is controlled using interpolation related to a control feedback versus a flow of the steam scheduled between capillaries to obtain continuous varying control across at least one of the chamber and the well.

2. The system of claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of temperature feedbacks, wherein the plurality of temperature feedbacks are thermocouples in communication with each one of the control valves, wherein the control valves control a flow of the steam based on a signal received from a respective one of the plurality of temperature feedbacks.

3. The system of claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of temperature feedbacks, wherein:

the temperature feedbacks are continuous over a length of the chamber; and

the temperature feedbacks include a fiber optic feedback system.

4. The system of claim 1 , wherein the at least two capillaries are encased in insulation in the injector pipe to improve efficiency.

5. The system of claim 4 , further comprising individual flow meters in fluid communication with each one of the capillaries, wherein a signal received from each one of the individual flow meters is used in control of steam through each one of the capillaries.

6. The system of claim 5 , further comprising:

an outlet disposed between the at least two capillaries and the boiler, the at least two capillaries and the boiler in fluid communication with the outlet; and

a cumulative flow meter in fluid communication with the outlet.

7. The system of claim 5 , wherein a distal end of each one of the capillaries is disposed in and injects its steam in a perforated pipe.

8. The system of claim 1 , wherein the flow control device includes at least one of a control valve and an orifice.

9. A system for enhanced oil and gas recovery, comprising:

a boiler; and

at least two capillaries in fluid communication with the boiler, wherein:

the at least two capillaries are disposed in an injector pipe and each one of the capillaries includes a flow control device that is a control valve, and

the control valve provides for an automatic control of steam through each capillary in at least one of a chamber and a well for enhanced oil and gas recovery, wherein a flow of the steam is controlled using interpolation related to a temperature control feedback versus a flow of the steam scheduled between capillaries to obtain continuous varying control across at least one of the chamber and the well.

10. The system of claim 9 , where a distal end of each one of the capillaries is disposed in and injects its steam in a wire wrap pipe.

11. The system of claim 9 , wherein a statistically based program continuously maps and populates continuous and discontinuous control tables for controlling a flow of the steam while a real time control system is also active for controlling a flow of the steam.

12. The system of claim 9 , further comprising a producer conduit configured to carry fluid from the chamber to a surface, wherein a sub-cool between the steam injected from each one of the capillaries into the chamber and a fluid traveling through the producer conduit is less than 10 degrees Celsius in a steam assisted gravity drain (SAGD) application.

13. The system of claim 9 , further comprising a producer conduit configured to carry fluid from the chamber to a surface, wherein a sub-cool between the steam injected from each one of the capillaries into the chamber and a fluid traveling through the producer conduit is less than 5 degrees Celsius in a steam assisted gravity drain (SAGD) application.