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00091 SOLIDS AND SAND MONITORING - AN OVERVIEW

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Product Number: 51300-00091-SG
ISBN: 00091 2000 CP
Author: Gerald K. Brown, J. R. Davies, B. J. Hemblade
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From the earliest days of oil and gas production, solids mixed in with the flowing medium have caused problems. The origins of this "sand" or solids in the flow can be attributed to formation particles, corrosion products, scale, solids introduced into the well such as drilling mud and frac sand, and any other solids. With the newer methods of horizontal well drilling and completion, the probability of sand flow is much higher today. Because of larger finds the velocities of today often surpass 100 feet per second. This velocity causes erosion. In addition, the financial payback time for individual wells and platforms is shorter than in the past. Therefore more product must be attained in a shorter time frame exacerbating the sand problem. If the production of formation sand is not minimized formation damage can occur, downhole well equipment can be damaged, surface production equipment can be damaged and plugging of monitors can occur. The damage to the equipment alone can be expensive and downtime costs add significantly
From the earliest days of oil and gas production, solids mixed in with the flowing medium have caused problems. The origins of this "sand" or solids in the flow can be attributed to formation particles, corrosion products, scale, solids introduced into the well such as drilling mud and frac sand, and any other solids. With the newer methods of horizontal well drilling and completion, the probability of sand flow is much higher today. Because of larger finds the velocities of today often surpass 100 feet per second. This velocity causes erosion. In addition, the financial payback time for individual wells and platforms is shorter than in the past. Therefore more product must be attained in a shorter time frame exacerbating the sand problem. If the production of formation sand is not minimized formation damage can occur, downhole well equipment can be damaged, surface production equipment can be damaged and plugging of monitors can occur. The damage to the equipment alone can be expensive and downtime costs add significantly
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