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    A placement model for matrix acidizing of vertically extensive, multilayer gas reservoirs

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    2008-10-10
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    Nozaki, Manabu
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    Abstract
    Design of matrix acidizing treatments of carbonate formation is still a challenge although extensive research has been done on it. It is necessary to estimate acid distribution along the wellbore. This estimation is very important especially for the case where the reservoir properties vary along the wellbore. This work provides development and application of an apparent skin factor model which accounts for both damage and mobility difference between acid and gas. Combining this model with a conventional acid placement model, we develop an acid placement model for vertically extensive, multilayer gas reservoirs. A computer program is developed implementing the acid placement model. The program is used to simulate hypothetical examples of acid placement for vertically extensive, multilayer gas reservoirs. This model will improve matrix acidizing for gas reservoirs and enable realtime monitoring of acid stimulation more accurately.
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    https://hdl.handle.net/1969.1/86052
    Subject
    Gas Reservoirs
    Matrix Acidizing
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    Nozaki, Manabu (2008). A placement model for matrix acidizing of vertically extensive, multilayer gas reservoirs. Master's thesis, Texas A&M University. Texas A&M University. Available electronically from https : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /86052.

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