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Challenges & Effective Solutions on gas development of Sebei Gas Field, Chaidam Basin

By: Description: 8 p In: Summary: Sebei Gas Field is a unique biogenic gas reservoir with the buried depth ranging from 429m to 1740m and 54 to 84 separate layers in over 1000m productive interval. The reservoir formations are unconsolidated fine sandstone. Edge water invasion, sand production and the interference among layers are three major challenges in the development of Sebei gas field. An integrated technology has been builtiand it is proved to be benefit to the gas development in Sebei Gas Field. The accumulative gas production has been reached 20BCM at the end of 2008
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Sebei Gas Field is a unique biogenic gas reservoir with the buried depth ranging from 429m to 1740m and 54 to 84 separate layers in over 1000m productive interval. The reservoir formations are unconsolidated fine sandstone. Edge water invasion, sand production and the interference among layers are three major challenges in the development of Sebei gas field. An integrated technology has been builtiand it is proved to be benefit to the gas development in Sebei Gas Field. The accumulative gas production has been reached 20BCM at the end of 2008



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