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082 _aCD I249 1 0013788
245 0 0 _aProblems of gaseous hydrocarbon extraction from tight low-permeable reservoirs
270 _a12/09/06 ; 22/07/2003
300 _a6 p.
500 _aDisponible en CD en formato PDF
520 _aTranscripción del abstract original del autor: This paper details the complications taking place at the hydrocarbon extraction from tight lowpermeable reservoirs. Those complications are stipulated both by natural factors and by results of human activities. Processes and phenomena complicating the hydrocarbon extraction are exhibited through unusual phase behaviour and filtration nature of hydrocarbons due to a spacious surface effect. The larger a specific surface of a porous medium is the stronger a transformation of phase behaviour of fluid trapped in that porous medium. Another reason of difficulty of hydrocarbon extraction from reservoir rock is occurrence of water. Rheological properties of water as well as a hydrocarbon fluid are drastically transformed as a result of a spacious surface effect. Water occupying a significant fraction of void area drastically effects on the nature of hydrocarbon fluid flow. Development of gas fields consisting of tight low-permeable reservoirs is accompanied by surface phase transitions and phenomena at the boundary: surface reservoir rock - sorbed gas, surface reservoir rock - film water - gas. Fractional saturation of pore space by water makes worse the gas filtration due to an initial pressure gradient. Development of oil-gas- condensate fields is complicated by new phenomena due to peculiarities of fluid composition. At the boundary due to the porous medium effect molecules of condensate and paraffins form the homeotropic oriented quasiliquid-crystals structures. Molecular orientation of these structures in relation to a porous medium wall predetermines the nature of flow of a hydrocarbon fluid as a whole.
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942 _cCONGTP
100 1 _aBuleiko, Valery M.
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110 2 _aInternational Gas Union, IGU
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111 2 _aWorld Gas Conference (22nd. : 2003 jun 1-5 : Tokyo)
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710 2 _aInternational Gas Union, IGU
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