Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1758012 Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering 2013 5 Pages PDF
Abstract

In order to scientifically and accurately predict the damage of sulfur deposition in a sour gas reservoir. Glomeration mechanism of precipitated sulfur in pores was analyzed, based on conventional black-oil reservoir simulator, given the effect of sulfur deposition and irreducible water, a reservoir damage model is established in the presence of non-Darcy flow, the model can be used to describe the change of pressure with deposited sulfur. The results show that when reservoir pressure is lower than critical pressure, higher saturation degree of irreducible water may lead to pressure drop more quickly and velocity of sulfur precipitation becomes faster, gas limited production time becomes shorter when non-Darcy flow is considered.

► Sulfur saturation may become bigger with pressure drop increasing. ► Gas well production limited time is shorter when non-Darcy flow is considered. ► Production limited time is decreasing with irreducible water increasing.

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