Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1757927 Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering 2014 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
In the cavitation process of cavity completion, one of the most important steps is wellbore depressurization after injection, during which the pressure difference between pore pressure around the borehole and bottom pressure forms as a highly influential factor for wellbore cavitation. The laboratory simulation of cavity completion has been performed with water and air. By analyzing the change of pressure difference during cavitation with the water or air, the reason why air is better to create a cavity than water has been explained. Furthermore, the effect of pressure difference of adsorbed gases on wellbore cavitation has also been demonstrated.
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