The Application of Fluid Injection To Mitigate Coning

Abstract

This paper was aeleoted for presentation by an SPE Program Committee foiiowing review of information containedIn an abatrad submitted by the author(a). tinte~Of the PWW, aa presented, have not been raviewad by the %Mety of Petroleum Enginaera and ara subjecx to oorraction by tha author(a). Tha material, aa preaentad, -e nOf n~riiy rafkf any poaltion of the Sociity of Petroleum Enginaera, ita officers, or mambars. Papers pmaanted at SPE maetlngs are aubjacf to publication review by Editoriai Committals of the Society of Petroleum Engineers Permieakm to mpy Is restricted to an abatraci of motmore than S00 words. iliuatratbne may not be COIJM. The abafract ahou!d contain mrrap4Wcma acknowledgment of where and by whom the paper is preeanted. Write Librarian, SPE, P.O. SOX SS3SS6, Richardson,~7~, U.S.A. Telex, 19S245 SPEW. ABSTRACTAs an oil zone thins during the mat-stages of a vertical

Procedure for Elimination of Gas-cone by Using Salt Crystals (Case Study)

“…During the treatments we continuously developed the procedure using the experience gained in the operations, and we take account of the published information too. (Patel et al 1994, Lakatos et al 1998, Blaker et al 2002 Tab. 3. shows the rank-ordered results of the treatments for elimination of gas-coning.…”