A new technology for controlling hole-stability in salt/gypsum stratum by unsaturated organic-salt liquor drilling fluid
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A new technology for controlling hole-stability in salt/gypsum stratum by unsaturated organic-salt liquor drilling fluid
Vol. 26, Issue 11, (2005)
作者机构:
1. 中国石油大学 石油天然气工程学院,北京,102249
2. 塔指第四勘探公司,新疆,库尔勒,841000
3. 北京培康佳业技术发展有限公司,北京,100083
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CLC:TU443
Online First:03 January 2014,
Published:2005
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ZHENG Li-hui, CHEN Mian, ZHANG Min-li, et al. A new technology for controlling hole-stability in salt/gypsum stratum by unsaturated organic-salt liquor drilling fluid[J]. 2005, 26(11).
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ZHENG Li-hui, CHEN Mian, ZHANG Min-li, et al. A new technology for controlling hole-stability in salt/gypsum stratum by unsaturated organic-salt liquor drilling fluid[J]. 2005, 26(11).DOI:
A new technology for controlling hole-stability in salt/gypsum stratum by unsaturated organic-salt liquor drilling fluid
saturated/under-saturated saltwater drilling fluids were generally introduced to salt/gypsum stratum according to mechanics and physics analysis. But oil-based drilling fluids cannot be applied cosmically because of itself limitation. And accidents and complex situations take place frequently by adopting saturated/under-saturated saltwater drilling fluids. Under acceptable drilling fluids cost condition
hole in salt/gypsum stratum can be stabilized that under-saturated organic salt liquor drilling fluids with proper density can satisfy the condition that formation salts are solved appropriately and keep better drilling fluids inhibition. Two drilling fluids are prepared by organic salt based solution density of 1.30 g/cm3 and 1.36 g/cm3 respectively; and their routine properties
resistance to fouling
and inhibition are evaluated in lab. The conclusion of experiment is that two drilling fluids can achieve the need of drilling salt/gypsum stratum; and the two drilling fluids were applied to Y5-2 well for a field experiment. Results show no fault and less drilling cost compared with other wells in the same structure.