Integrated-Multidisciplinary Approach to Formation Damage Prevention and Sand Control Prediction Increases Well Productivity and Optimizes Completion Design – Case History Apaika Field, Ecuador

Salas, Jorge; Diaz, L.; Bravo, O.; Rabanal, J. C.; Vallejo, E.; Almeida, Rosa Lidia Vega; Madrunero, C.; Lomas, Jonathan; Tapia, Dayanira Danicela Rodríguez; Castillo, M.

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“…• Increase drilling penetration rate it improves the mobility of drilling fluid in the formation which leads to increasing the penetration rate (Salas et al 2015;Santos et al 2018;Yan et al 2018;Weems et al 2016;Yihdego 2017;Zhang et al 2018). …”

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A visual investigation of different pollutants on the rheological properties of sodium/potassium formate fluids

Davarpanah

2018

Appl Water Sci

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Nowadays, the adverse effect of drilling operation performances on the environment is considered as one of the major concern of petroleum industries which should be taken into the consideration to virtually eliminate the unnecessary expenses of improving the wasting quality before entering to the environment. Volume and toxicity of discharged materials evaluate surface discharge severity. The ubiquitous utilization of formate fluids has revolutionized the way petroleum industries have conquered the lower drilling inefficiencies. We investigated the profound impact of different pollutants on the potassium/ sodium formate fluids using experimental tests. The particular sample for mud pollution test was formate fluid with starch biopolymers. To do this, five samples of formate fluids were made, and each of them was polluted by several pollutants such as cement, lime, acid, alkali and stucco. Consequently, rheological properties and the pH changes and their effect on the formate fluids were evaluated.

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A visual investigation of different pollutants on the rheological properties of sodium/potassium formate fluids

Davarpanah

2018

Appl Water Sci

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Integrated-Multidisciplinary Approach to Formation Damage Prevention and Sand Control Prediction Increases Well Productivity and Optimizes Completion Design – Case History Apaika Field, Ecuador

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A visual investigation of different pollutants on the rheological properties of sodium/potassium formate fluids

A visual investigation of different pollutants on the rheological properties of sodium/potassium formate fluids

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