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8/9/2019 Introduction to Sand Control
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1. Introduction to
Sand Control
Often referred to as SAND MANAGEMENT
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Normal Producing Well
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Upon Producing a Well,
What Happens? Pressure differential created from reservoir to
wellbore
Delta P weakens matrix structure Sand grains detach
Drag forces
turbulent flow of gas and/or oil
oil viscosity
Multi-phase flow
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Well Producing Sand
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Sanded-Up Well
P
Well stops flowing
when P Pe
Pe
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What is Sand Control?
! completion techni"ue that prevents loose
reservoir sand from entering the wellbore
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Sand Control
Potential example reservoirs#
Sandstones with poor matrix cementation where
grains are loosely attached $unconsolidated% &igh rate wells that pull sand out of reservoir
Wells that see cyclic loading' such as gas storage
wells
Wells that produce two or more of the following# oil
gas
water
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Sand Production Can Be
Serious nd Costl!" (asing or liner failure due to erosion
$)sandblasting effect*%
Sand bridges in casing' tubing' or flow lines +rosional damage to surface e"uipment' flow
lines etc,
Sand accumulation in surface e"uipment
oss of production
Damage to formation
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Sand Production Is
World#ide Pro$lem Western &emisphere
.S ulf (oast 0egion $1M%
(alifornia 2rinidad' 3ra4il' 5ene4uela' 3arbados
+astern &emisphere
6orth Sea
West !frica $6igeria%
7taly - !driatic Sea
!sia-Pacific 0egion $7ndonesia' (hina' 7ndia8,%
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Classi%ication o% Sands and
&heir 'ailure &endencies .nconsolidated
9: 3&6 $kg/mm:%
6o cementing material
Partially (onsolidated
:-; 3&6 $kg/mm:%
Pieces easily crushed with fingers
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Classi%ication o% Sands and &heir
'ailure &endencies (cont.)
&ard
?> 3&6 $kg/mm:%
Pieces can not be broken with forceps
Medium &ard ?>-;> 3&6 $kg/mm:%
&ard ;>-=:; 3&6 $kg/mm:%
5ery &ard
=:; 3&6 $kg/mm:%
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Introduction to
Sand Control
Often referred to as SAND MANAGEMENT