FILTRATION IN ANTHROPOGENICALLY MODIFIED NEAR WELL-BORE ZONES AND WELL PRODUCTIVITY
Zaitsev Mikhail
Pages: 354-367
Published: 1 Jan 2011
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Abstract: The models taking into account the influence of the structure of the borehole vicinity areas on the productivity of wells are suggested. There were considered the influence of such factors as near-well bore zone invasion, filtration deformation of matrix solid material, jamming of fluids in pores and thermal expansion of rocks. There were obtained formulas which allow to analyze both combined and separate influences of these factors on well productivity, and the necessity for such modeling in the process design was shown.
Keywords: near wellbore zone, phase permeability, well production, filtration, thermal methods, fluid’s jamming
Cite this article: Zaitsev Mikhail. FILTRATION IN ANTHROPOGENICALLY MODIFIED NEAR WELL-BORE ZONES AND WELL PRODUCTIVITY. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Materials, Methods & Technologies 5, 354-367 (2011). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1003345/
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