Analysis of magnetic treatment of production fluid with high content of asphalt-resin-paraffin deposits

Kharchenko, Maksym; Manhura, Andrii; Manhura, S.; Lartseva, Іryna

doi:10.15407/mining11.02.028

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“…The smaller gas-saturated layer, the greater density it has. Therefore, denser sediments are formed at the bottom of the lifting pipes where gas bubbles are small and have greater strength adhesion to wax crystals and tube walls (Kharchenko, Manhura, Manhura, & Lartseva 2017).…”

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“…By industrial observations, it was established that ARWD in mining wells of Ukraine decrease with the growth of the wells' flow rate and the low water content in oil (Kharchenko, Manhura, Manhura, & Lartseva, 2017).…”

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“…2) made on the basis of tubular heaters. (Kharchenko, Manhura, Manhura, & Lartseva, 2017). The design and functioning principle of such complex are characterized by the following features:…”

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“…The thickness of deposits gradually increases from the place where they began to form at the depth of 500 -900 m and reaches a maximum at the depth of 50 -200 m from the mouth of the well, then decreases to the thickness of 1 -2 mm in the mouth area (Fig. 1) (Kharchenko, Manhura, Manhura, & Lartseva, 2017).…”

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Use of thermal and magnetic devices for prevention of asphaltene, resin, and wax deposits on oil equipment surfaces

Vynnykov¹,

Manhura²,

Zimin³

et al. 2019

Min. miner. depos.

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Purpose. To substantiate the advantages of using a multi-level externally insulated complex of magneto-thermal dewaxing which is located in the oil well and improves production of the formation fluid with high content of asphaltene, resin, and wax deposits (ARWD) by heating and magnetization at certain intervals.Methods. Experiments proved that the use of a magnetothermal dewaxing device enables (during round-the-clock operation of the well) to double the time between overhauls of the oil wells equipped with sucker-rod pumping units. Findings.The paper provides an analytical model for calculating the power consumption parameters of the developed multi-level magnetothermal dewaxing complex and the level of the magnetic moment of the formation fluid flow elements in the tubing string pulling unit equipped with this complex. The design of the magnetothermal dewaxing device, as the main constructive link of the multi-level complex of magnetothermal dewaxing, and the material for the manufacture of external insulating casings of such complex elements are described. The design of a multilevel complex of magnetothermal dewaxing and its elements integrated into the tubing string pulling unit and equipped with external insulating casings, is presented. The analytical model for calculating operational parameters of multilevel dewaxing complex equipped with insulating casings is substantiated.Originality. The developed designs of magnetothermal dewaxing devices will allow to use them together with the operation of deep-pumping equipment and in the case of a flowing oil well.Practical implications. Introduction of a multi-level magnetothermal dewaxing complex on the basis of magnetothermal activators makes it possible to reduce the shortage of such equipment on the markets of oil and gas producing countries.

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Use of thermal and magnetic devices for prevention of asphaltene, resin, and wax deposits on oil equipment surfaces

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Manhura²,

Zimin³

et al. 2019

Min. miner. depos.

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“…It is known [8] that any thermal and hydraulic impact disturbs natural cementing connections in a reservoir; consequently, well products contain excessive amount of mechanical impurities which range in oil wells is 60-150 mg/l [9]. In such cases, GHMs cannot operate correctly within the sites.…”

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Analysis of corrosion fatigue steel strength of pump rods for oil wells

Vynnykov¹,

Kharchenko²,

Manhura³

et al. 2022

Min. miner. depos.

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Purpose is to perform analysis of corrosion durability (fatigue) of pump rod materials in terms of various chemically active simulation environments, and study influence of economically modified rare-earth impurity on corrosion fatigue strength of pump rod materials. Methods. 40 and 20N2M steel grades have been applied as well as experimental steel (ES). Steel of the conditinal ES grade has been melted within a pilot site of Institute of Electric Welding Named after E.O. Paton of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. The steel was alloyed economically by means of a micro impurity of a rare-earth element (REE) being 0.03% of cerium; in addition, it contained comparatively low concentration of sulfur and phosphorus as well as minor concentration of dissolved hydrogen. The following has been used as simulation environments: 1) NACE environment (i.e. 5% NaCl solution which contained 0.5% СН3СООН, and saturated H2S; t = 22 ± 2°C; pH = 3.8-4.0); 2) 3% NaCl solution without hydrogen sulphide. Once every day, the environment was replaced to oxygenate it up to 8-10 mg/l concentration. Findings. Stability against sulfide stress-corrosion cracking (SSCC), hydrogen initiated cracking (HIC), and corrosion fatigue of steel of deep pump rods for oil industry has been studied. It has been defined that the experimental steel, modified economically by means of micro impurities of a REE, meets NACE MR0175-96 standard in terms of chemical composition as well as strength; in turn, 20N2M and 40 steel grades have high resistance neither to SSCC (threshold stresses are < 0.8 s) nor to corrosion fatigue attack; moreover, steel grade 40 has demonstrated low resistance to HIC (CLR > 6% and CTR > 3%). Originality. It has been identified that corrosion fatigue attack results from hydrogen penetration of steel initiating its cracking and hence destruction under the effect of alternating loads accelerated by the action of corrosive environment. Further, surface micro destructions, influenced by micro stresses, transform into large discontinuities and cracks with following macro destructions. Practical implications. It has been proved that high resistance to corrosion cracking can be achieved by means of refining of pump-rod steel of ferrite and perlite type using metallurgical methods, i.e. 0.01-0.03% REE microalloying.

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Investigation of the Mechanical Properties of Pipes for Long-Term Cooling Systems

Макаренко

Vynnykov

Manhura

2020

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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Analysis of magnetic treatment of production fluid with high content of asphalt-resin-paraffin deposits

Cited by 10 publications

References 9 publications

Use of thermal and magnetic devices for prevention of asphaltene, resin, and wax deposits on oil equipment surfaces

Use of thermal and magnetic devices for prevention of asphaltene, resin, and wax deposits on oil equipment surfaces

Analysis of corrosion fatigue steel strength of pump rods for oil wells

Investigation of the Mechanical Properties of Pipes for Long-Term Cooling Systems

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