低渗透地层粘土稳定性研究

R. Himes, E. Vinson, D. E. Simon
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目前在井处理溶液中最常用的粘土稳定剂被归类为阳离子有机聚合物(COP)。本文报道的研究表明,这些稳定剂在微达西至低密达西砂岩中无效。最近的研究导致了一种稳定剂的开发,该稳定剂适用于渗透率为0.010 md及以上的地层,还可以提高负载水的采收率,并提高胶凝水溶液的有效放置。
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Clay Stabilization in Low-Permeability Formations
The most popular clay stabilizers used recently in well-treating solutions are classified as cationic organic polymers (COP's). This paper reports on studies that have shown these stabilizers to be ineffective in microdarcy to low-millidarcy sandstones. Recent research led to the development of a stabilizer applicable to formations with permeabilities of 0.010 md and higher that also provides enhanced load-water recovery and more efficient placement from gelled-water solutions.
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