PARAMETRIC STUDY OF SAND PRODUCTION PREDICTION ANALYTICAL APPROACH.

N. Morita; D. L. Whitfill; O. P. Fedde; T. H. Lovik

PARAMETRIC STUDY OF SAND PRODUCTION PREDICTION ANALYTICAL APPROACH.

N. Morita^*, D. L. Whitfill, O. P. Fedde, T. H. Lovik

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Abstract

An unconventional perforation tunnel stability analysis is conducted in this work by separating the role of two independent factors upon sand production: one is the well pressure, and the other is the local pressure gradient around a cavity. Such a separation clarifies most of the phenomena observed during sand production in oil fields. Simple analytical solutions for poroelasto-plastic materials allowed repeated calculations for a parameter sensitivity study. The results obtained should be used on a qualitative basis because of some degree of simplification.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME, (Paper) SPE
Place of Publication	Richardson, TX, USA
Publisher	Soc of Petroleum Engineers of AIME, USA SPE 16990
Pages	561-575
Number of pages	15
Volume	Pi
Publication status	Published - 1987

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