西南石油大学学报(自然科学版) ›› 2004, Vol. 26 ›› Issue (4): 28- 30.DOI: 10.3863/j.issn.1000-2634.2004.04.008
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DENG Xiao-gang
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Abstract: The reservoirs in Kenkyak oilfield are deep and high pressured reservoirs with complicated geological condition. Themain characteristics of formation are :the salt formation is so developed that may reach about to 3000 meter thickness in Per-\mian above main area of salt dome .Reservoir pore pressure coefficient of Carboniferous system is up to 1.90-1.94. Because carbonate rock which is the main reservoir developed many cracks that caused not only mud loss but also well kicked, and the safety density window of drilling fluid was narrow, first lost circulation then well blowout was easily happened. In the pastthirty years ,many drilling accidents such as well blowout, mud loss, well slough, stick pipe were often happened .The obvious characteristic of drilling engineering was to have many accidents ,slowly pace and lower successful rate .It seriously influenced drilling works that many drilling accident happened by the complicated geological condition causing .Based on these characteris-tics of formation ,a series drilling fluid technologies for preventing accidents were developed by South-west petroleum institute (SWPI) ,and then used in 9 wells in Kenkyak oilfield successfully during 2002 and 2003 year. By adopting these technologies ,the remarkable application effects have been achieved ,such as the drilling accident rate greatly reduce, the drillingpace obviously improved, drilling successful rate was up to 100%.
Key words: Kenkyak oilfield, drilling fluid technology, salt formation, accident, prevent stick
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TE254
DENG Xiao-gang. APPLICATION OF DRILLING FLUID TECHNOLOGY IN KENKYAK OILFIELD[J]. 西南石油大学学报(自然科学版), 2004, 26(4): 28- 30.
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