Overview of Promising Killing Technologies in Conditions of Abnormally Low Formation Pressures and Risks of Gas Breakthrough Part 1. Technology Classification and Experience With Water-Based and Hydrocarbon-Based Thickened Liquids

Nikulin, V.Yu.; Mukminov, R.R.; Mukhametov, F.Kh.; Nigmatullin, T.E.; Михайлов, А. Г.

doi:10.17122/ngdelo-2022-3-87-96

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2022

DOI: 10.17122/ngdelo-2022-3-87-96

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Overview of Promising Killing Technologies in Conditions of Abnormally Low Formation Pressures and Risks of Gas Breakthrough Part 1. Technology Classification and Experience With Water-Based and Hydrocarbon-Based Thickened Liquids

V.Yu. Nikulin

R.R. Mukminov

F.Kh. Mukhametov

et al.

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