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Bài Tập Matrix Acidizing: Exercise 1
Bài Tập Matrix Acidizing: Exercise 1
Bài Tập Matrix Acidizing: Exercise 1
v m=1, v a=14
ρ HF=0.98× 62.4=61.152lb / ft 3
Albite volume:
HF volume:
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V albite 0.0942 3
V HF= = =8.564 ft 3 wt % HF solution /ft wellbore
X3 0.011
ft 3
Total HF minimum volume=V HF +V P =8.564+ 0.565=9.129 wellbore
ft
Exercise 2: What is the minimum volume of 15% HCl required to dissolve calcite up to
1ft deep in the reservoir
– Reservoir porosity 18%
– Formation HCl solubility of 10% (Assume all Calcite)
– Wellbore radius 0.3 ft
Solution:
r a =1.3 ( ft ), r w =0.3 ( ft )
v m=1, v a=2
ρ HCl=1.07 × 62.4=66.768lb/ ft 3
v m M W m 0.15× 1× 100.1
β 15=C a = =0.206lbm CaC O 3 /lbm15 wt % HCl solution
va M W a 2 ×36.5
ρ a 0.206 × 66.768 3 3
X 15= β15 = =0.08 ft CaC O 3 /ft 15 wt % HCl solution
ρm 169
Calcite volume
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V P=π ( r 2a −r 2w ) [ ( 1−ϕ ) C m +ϕ ]=π × ( 1.32−0.3 2 ) × [ (1−0.18 ) ×0.1+0.18 ]=1.317 ft 3 / ft pay zone
HCl volume
V CaCO 0.412
V HCl= 3
= =5.15 ft 3 15 wt % HCl solution/ ft wellbore
X 15 0.08
6.467 ft 3
Total HCl minimum volume=V HCl + V P =5.15+1.317= wellbore
ft
Exercise 3:
Given the following:
- 50ft Net oil reservoir to be acidized at 3,150ft depth
- Treated through 1.2” ID coiled tubing of length 4,500ft and P max = 2,500 psi
- Acid density = 1.07 SG, Acid viscosity = 1.5 cP
- 75mD sand, Bo = 1.8, uo =0.8cP, rw = 0.3ft
- Initial skin = +15, estimated final skin = +1.5
- Reservoir pressure = 1,250 psi
- Frac gradient = 0.7 psi/ft, 250 psi safety margin required
Calculate the following
- BHFP limit
- Expected rates at start and end of treatment
- Expected tubing pressures at start and end of treatment
- Minimum HHP (hydraulic horsepower) required
HHP = Pressure (psi) x rate (bbls/min) / 40.8
Solution:
a) BHFP=?
psi
BHFP Limit =0.7 ft × 3150 ft=2205 ( psi )
Limit with safety margin=2205−250=1955 ( psi )
b) qinitial=?, qfinal=?
Initial limiting rate – Oil filled critical matrix
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kh ∆ P kh ( psafety margin − pr )
q i ,o= =
re re
[
141.2 μ o βo ln ( )
rw
+s
] [
141.2 μ o β o ln ( )
rw
+s
]
75 ×50 ×( 1955−1250)
¿ =1330.526 ( bpd )=0.924 (bpm)
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141.2× 0.8× 1× ln
0.3 [( ) ]
+ 15
75× 50 ×(1955−1250)
¿ =709.614 ( bpd )=0.493(bpm)
4
141.2×1.5 ×1 × ln
0.3 [( ) ]
+15
75 ×50 × (1955−1250 )
¿ =3051.71 ( bpd )=2.12 ( bpm )
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141.2×1.5 ×1 × ln
0.3 [( ) ]
+1.5
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518× 1.070.79 × 2.121.79 × 1.50.207
¿ × 4500=4286.17 ( psi )
1000 ×1.24.79
Hydrostatic difference
psi
∆ phys =0.433 × γ a × Depth ( ft )=1459.43 ( psi )
ft
d) HHPmin=?
Frictional pressure drop
∆ p si, max= p wf −∆ phys + ∆ p f
⇒ ∆ p f =∆ psi ,max − pwf +∆ phys =2500−1955+1459.43=2004.43 ( psi )
Max rate to be injected
518 ×γ 0.79 1.79 0.207
a × q i, max × μ a
∆ pf= L
1000 × ID 4.79
∆ pf × 1000× ID4.79 1.79 2004.43 ×1000 ×1.2 4.79
⇒ q i ,max =
√
1.79
518 × γ 0.79
a × μ0.207
a × L √
=
518 ×1.070.79 ×1.50.207 × 4500
¿ 1.387(bpm)
p max ×q i ,max 2500 ×1.387
HHPmin = = =84.987(hp)
40.8 40.8
Exercise 4:
A 28 wt% HCl is needed to propagate wormholes 3 ft from a 0.328‐ft radius wellbore in a
limestone formation (specific gra vity 2.71) with a porosity of 0.15. The designed
injection rate is 0.1 bbl/min‐ft, the diffusion coefficient is 10‐9 m2 /sec, and the density of
the 28% HCl is 1.14 SG.
In linear core floods, 1.5 pore volume is needed for wormhole breakthrough at the end
of the core. Calculate the acid volume requirement using
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(a) Daccord’s model
(b) the volumetric model.
Solution:
1 CaC O 3 +2 HCl→ CaCl 2 + H 2 O+C O 2