Theoretical and practical aspects of absorbing layers insulation in the conditions of hydraulically perfect modes of grouting solutions injection

Averyanov, A; Андреев, В. К.; Chizhov, A.P.; Mukhametshin, V. Sh; Chibisov, A.V.

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/1064/1/012054

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“…Due to the increasing development of hard-to-recover deposits [1][2][3][4][5][6], the interest in the integrated use of thermal and wave effects on formations in the production of viscous oil has increased sharply in recent years. It was found that the heat transfer is significantly intensified if the heat treatment of the formation is combined with wave treatment, for example, ultrasonic [7].…”

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Wave-pulse simulation in high-viscosity oil wells

Shipulin¹,

Mingulov

Mukhametshin

et al. 2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The thixotropic properties of high-viscosity oils have been found to be highly dependent on temperature and pressure treatment. As the temperature increases, the efficiency of the wave-pulse method to reduce the thixotropic properties of high-viscosity oil increases. The effect of the wave interference on the productive formation decreases over time, and after 3-7 days of development, the well must be treated again to ensure its operation in an intensive mode. Wave-pulse treatment facilitates the separation of light fractions from high-viscosity oil and hydrophobization of the reservoir. Heat and wave-pulse treatments complement each other and contribute to a complex effect on high-viscosity oil, but they must be carried out simultaneously or alternated with minimal interruptions in order to avoid the space lattice restoration.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wave-pulse simulation in high-viscosity oil wells

Shipulin¹,

Mingulov

Mukhametshin

et al. 2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The structure of the oil-bearing strata and possibility of extracting oil from them

Akhmetianova

Bagmanov

Raymanov

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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It is important to study the structure of oil-bearing strata is. In many ways, the structure of the Earth’s layers affects the possibility of intensifying oil production. This is one of the urgent problems of the oil industry. Obviously, at various stages of oil field development, methods of intensifying oil production, depending on the structure of oil-bearing rocks and geological and physical characteristics have their own features, which are manifested when they are used in the field conditions. Determination of the oil recovery factor (ORF) causes great difficulty in the operational assessment of oil reserves. At the stage of initial assessment, this indicator is taken either by analogy, or approximately. In order to make this parameter more valid, the main factors influencing its formation were studied. The formula for calculating oil recovery factor takes into account three main coefficients: grids, displacement and waterflooding.

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Theoretical and practical aspects of absorbing layers insulation in the conditions of hydraulically perfect modes of grouting solutions injection

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Wave-pulse simulation in high-viscosity oil wells

Wave-pulse simulation in high-viscosity oil wells

The structure of the oil-bearing strata and possibility of extracting oil from them

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