科技论文 New Stimulation Technologies in a Major Gas Field in the Middle East
This paper outlines eight new stimulation technologies that have been recently deployed in a major gas field in the Middle East.
Organic clay acid stimulation fluid
Wells in the sandstone formations common to the US Gulf Coast generally have migrating fines that can plug the near-wellbore area and severely limit production. Although conventional stimulation fluids, such as hydrochloric (HCl) or mud acid, can clean up the wellbore and stimulate the sandstone, they do not penetrate deep into the formation nor stabilize fines. Conventional acids can also have adverse effects in formations with certain types of clays, like zeolite and chlorite, that are unstable in HCl acid.
OCA organic clay acid stimulation fluid penetrates deep into the sensitive formation and stabilizes clays and fines without the adverse effects of conventional acid systems.
OCA organic clay acid fluid and OilSEEKER acid diverter help YPFB Andina remove wellbore damage and restore hydrocarbon production
Ready Case StudyOCA fluid is a high-performance acid system designed for sensitive sandstone formations that can present the biggest challenge to conventional acidizing treatments. Because of the damaging precipitation of secondary and tertiary reaction products, conventional mud acid has the highest chance of failure in formations with very high temperature or a high clay content that is sensitive to HCl.
OCA fluid combines a retardation effect and advanced chelation technology for stimulation deep into the reservoir with minimal precipitation. It reduces the risk of diminished production as well as secondary and tertiary mineral precipitation that can block pores. Its retarded properties allow a reduced corrosivity. OCA fluid also combats sludging problems that plague conventional acid systems and stabilizes formation fines while maintaining the integrity of the sandstone structures to promote long-term production.