Abstract:Sour gas reservoirs (including CO2 and H2S) are vulnerable to gas invasion when drilling into reservoir
sections.
The high solubility of the invaded gas in drilling fluid makes the
gas invasion monitoring “hidden” and “sudden”
for later expansion, and the blowout risk increases. Accurate prediction
of gas dissolution is highly significant for monitoring gas invasion.
In this study, the gas–liquid flow control equations considering
gas dissolution were established. Focusing on the gas dissolution
effect, a solu… Show more
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