LI Jiaxin, ZHANG Ningbo, ZHOU Chengxiang. Application of foam drainage-gas recovery technology in shale gas wells: A case study of southern Pingqiao[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2020, 10(5): 91-97.
LI Jiaxin, ZHANG Ningbo, ZHOU Chengxiang. Application of foam drainage-gas recovery technology in shale gas wells: A case study of southern Pingqiao[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2020, 10(5): 91-97. DOI: 10.13809/j.cnki.cn32-1825/te.2020.05.013.
Foam drainage-gas recovery technology is the most common nowadays and is the most effective application technique. However
due to the certain difference in production conditions of different gas fields
the mode
type
and foam drainage system of foaming agents are different. At present
southern Pingqiao adopts the method of 24 h continuous injection which is commonly used in other gas fields. It works in some wells
but for other wells
this technology dose not works well. In order to form a set of foam drainage model suitable for shale gas wells in southern Pingqiao
combined with laboratory evaluation
field test and economic evaluation
it is proved that the foam drainage process can effectively carry out the bottom hole liquid accumulation and achieve a certain degree of production increase. But in the later stage
it is more focused on reducing the production decline of shale gas wells and ensuring the stable production of gas wells. The XHY-4M type liquid foaming agent is optimized for foaming. When the concentration of defoamer is 0.3 %
the concentration of defoamer is 5 % ~ 20 %
the ratio of defoamer and foaming dose is 1.2∶1
the ratio of water to gas in the well is greater than 0.5
and the overall foam drainage effect is better. Meanwhile
the foam drainage system is constantly adjusted and optimized
and the intermittent foam drainage system of “less injection and multiple times” is adopted
which is more applicable and the effect of economic evaluation is optimal. The results of this study have certain reference for the stable production of similar shale gas wells.