EFFECTIVENESS OF WELLHEAD CHEMICAL INJECTION PACKAGE TO CONTROL DEPOSITS OF ASPHALTENE-TARRY-PARAFFIN SUBSTANCES AT UPPER PRIKAMYE FIELDS

Abstract


Oil extraction and well operation at the fields of Urals and Volga River basin, especially mature ones, is complicated by deposits of inorganic salts as a mixture of one or several main inorganic components and corrosion products, sand particles, with deposits impregnated or covered with asphaltene-tarry-paraffin substances. Deposit control methods may be classified into two groups: prevention and removal. The paper embraces the main methods to control asphaltene-tarry-paraffin substances and their effectiveness in relation with conditions of the Upper Prikamye fields. The study is aimed at comprehensive evaluation of effectiveness of a wellhead chemical injection package, a unit of the equipment of metering reagent feed, which is a basic chemical prevention method against complications in well operations at the Upper Prikamye fields. One of the key factors conditioning effectiveness is a precise selection of inhibitors for the specific field. The results obtained show expedience of a wellhead chemical injection package in difficult wells.


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E. V Soboleva

LLC “LUKOIL-PERM”

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