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International Journal of Statistics and Applied Mathematics

A study on casing damage based on effect of water injection pressure

J Nirmala

Volume 3(1) · Pages 01–03

Research areasDrilling and Well EngineeringOil and Gas Production TechniquesHydraulic Fracturing and Reservoir Analysis

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Abstract

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The water flooding extraction of the oilfield, the quantity and increasing speed of oilfield casing damage are rising obviously. Casing damage creates the loss of economy and also affect the development of the oilfield. The problem of casing damage has become an urgent problem an the oilfield. This paper gives a study of casing damage based on effect of water injection pressure in a particular oil field and the datas are analysed and the results are tabulated. Mechanism of casing damage is discontinuous deformation in the overloading strata and the discontinuous deformation includes interlayer sliding and fault movement induced by subsidence, which results in casing shear damage. The oil pressure goes down axial compression and bending of casing are caused by large vertical displacement. The casing damage in the middle of production floor is because of the largest axial strain and casing bent because of excessive axial load and its surroundings without sufficient lateral support. Channeling is easily caused when water injection pressure fracture pressure in the case of poor cementing quality. In the case of water channel, immersion area forms and strata stress is out of balance, which results in that the casing damage area from in large immersion area. However, there is no effective way to prevent and slow the damage of casing well. Example as pubei oilfield in china “Casing damage on effect of water injection pressure” The distribution of casing damage is raised and the effect rule and mechanism that water injection pressure acts on casing damage of injection wells and oil wells are studied.

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  1. Why it matters

    • Casing damage is becoming an urgent problem in oilfields using water flooding extraction because it increases economic losses and hinders oilfield development. View evidence ↗

      Why it matters

      Casing damage is becoming an urgent problem in oilfields using water flooding extraction because it increases economic losses and hinders oilfield development.

      In the paper's own words

      “The water flooding extraction of the oilfield, the quantity and increasing speed of oilfield casing damage are rising obviously. Casing damage creates the loss of economy and also affect the development of the oilfield.”

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    • Casing shear damage is caused by discontinuous deformation in overloading strata, specifically through fault movement and interlayer sliding triggered by subsidence. View evidence ↗

      Why it matters

      Casing shear damage is caused by discontinuous deformation in overloading strata, specifically through fault movement and interlayer sliding triggered by subsidence.

      In the paper's own words

      “Mechanism of casing damage is discontinuous deformation in the overloading strata and the discontinuous deformation includes interlayer sliding and fault movement induced by subsidence, which results in casing shear damage.”

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    • Poor cementing quality can lead to channeling when water injection pressure exceeds fracture pressure, causing imbalanced strata stress and expanding the area of casing damage. View evidence ↗

      Why it matters

      Poor cementing quality can lead to channeling when water injection pressure exceeds fracture pressure, causing imbalanced strata stress and expanding the area of casing damage.

      In the paper's own words

      “Channeling is easily caused when water injection pressure fracture pressure in the case of poor cementing quality. In the case of water channel, immersion area forms and strata stress is out of balance, which results in that the casing damage area from in large immersion area.”

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  2. The question

    • The study aims to investigate the distribution of casing damage and the mechanisms by which water injection pressure affects both injection and oil wells. View evidence ↗

      The question

      The study aims to investigate the distribution of casing damage and the mechanisms by which water injection pressure affects both injection and oil wells.

      In the paper's own words

      “The distribution of casing damage is raised and the effect rule and mechanism that water injection pressure acts on casing damage of injection wells and oil wells are studied.”

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  3. What they did

    • The research focuses on the Pubei oilfield in China as a case study. View evidence ↗

      What they did

      The research focuses on the Pubei oilfield in China as a case study.

      In the paper's own words

      “Example as pubei oilfield in china “Casing damage on effect of water injection pressure””

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    • The study analyzed 355 casing-damaged wells in the seventh oil production plant of Daqing oilfield, consisting of 247 injection wells and 108 oil wells. View evidence ↗

      What they did

      The study analyzed 355 casing-damaged wells in the seventh oil production plant of Daqing oilfield, consisting of 247 injection wells and 108 oil wells.

      In the paper's own words

      “The number of casing damaged wells in the seventh oil production plant of daqing oilfield is 355, among which 247 are injection wells, and 108 are oil wells.”

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    • Mathematical statistics, specifically linear and polynomial regression methods, were used to analyze the relationship between well array numbers, casing damage rates, and oil pressure. View evidence ↗

      What they did

      Mathematical statistics, specifically linear and polynomial regression methods, were used to analyze the relationship between well array numbers, casing damage rates, and oil pressure.

      In the paper's own words

      “Here, Mathematical statistics method will be used to analyze the casing damage. By using linear regression method,”

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  4. What they found

    • Injection wells are significantly more prone to damage, accounting for 80.28% of all casing-damaged wells. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      Injection wells are significantly more prone to damage, accounting for 80.28% of all casing-damaged wells.

      In the paper's own words

      “Casing damaged injection wells accounts for 80.28% of the total casing damaged wells.”

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    • The second and third blocks are the most affected areas in the Pubei oilfield, containing 163 damaged wells, or 64.68% of the total. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      The second and third blocks are the most affected areas in the Pubei oilfield, containing 163 damaged wells, or 64.68% of the total.

      In the paper's own words

      “The second and third blocks are main casing damage blocks in Pubei oilfield, and the number of casing damaged wells is 163, which accounts for 64.68% of total casing damaged wells in pubei oilfield.”

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    • In the second block, the casing damage rate increases from north to south, peaking at the 79th row of wells before decreasing. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      In the second block, the casing damage rate increases from north to south, peaking at the 79th row of wells before decreasing.

      In the paper's own words

      “Figure1 shows that the rate of casing damage increases gradually from north to south and reaches a maximum in the 79th row wells after that rate of casing damage decreases gradually.”

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    • In the third block, casing damage increases linearly from north to south, reaching a maximum rate of 15% in the 90th row of wells. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      In the third block, casing damage increases linearly from north to south, reaching a maximum rate of 15% in the 90th row of wells.

      In the paper's own words

      “Figure2 shows that the rate of casing damage increases linearly from north to south. The most serious casing damage is in the 90th row wells and the rate of casing damage is 15%.”

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    • Comparative analysis indicates that casing damage is significantly more severe in the second block than in the third block. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      Comparative analysis indicates that casing damage is significantly more severe in the second block than in the third block.

      In the paper's own words

      “The comparison between figure1 and figure2, it shows that casing damage in the second block is much more serious than in the third block.”

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    • In the second block, oil pressure in water injection wells increases linearly from north to south, mirroring the trend of the casing damage rate. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      In the second block, oil pressure in water injection wells increases linearly from north to south, mirroring the trend of the casing damage rate.

      In the paper's own words

      “Figure 3 shows that the oil pressure of water injection wells in the second block increases linearly from north to south, which is basically consistent with the curve of casing damage rate.”

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    • Similarly, in the third block, oil pressure increases linearly from north to south, which is consistent with the observed casing damage rate. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      Similarly, in the third block, oil pressure increases linearly from north to south, which is consistent with the observed casing damage rate.

      In the paper's own words

      “Figure 4 shows that the oil pressure of water injection wells in the third block increases linearly from north to south, which is basically consistent with the curve of casing damage rate.”

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  5. What it means

    • The authors conclude that casing damage in oil and water wells is directly related to the water injection processes of the oilfield. View evidence ↗

      What it means

      The authors conclude that casing damage in oil and water wells is directly related to the water injection processes of the oilfield.

      In the paper's own words

      “Casing damage of oil water wells is directly related to water injection of oilfield.”

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    • The study successfully characterized the general situation and distribution of casing damage and established the relationship between water injection pressure and damage in oil wells. View evidence ↗

      What it means

      The study successfully characterized the general situation and distribution of casing damage and established the relationship between water injection pressure and damage in oil wells.

      In the paper's own words

      “Thus this paper gives a study of Casing damage based on effect of water injection pressure in one of the oil field. The relationship between water injection pressure and casing damage in oil well, distribution of casing damage and general situation of casing damage are generally discussed”

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Correlation between Pressure and Damage
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Correlation between Pressure and Damage

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Casing damage rate (%): 60 vs 62 vs 65 vs 68 vs 70
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Casing damage rate (N): 60 vs 61 vs 62 vs 63 vs 64
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Results

in casing shear damage. The oil pressure goes down axial compression and bending of casing are caused by large vertical displacement. The casing damage in the middle of production floor is because of the largest axial strain and casing bent because of excessive axial load and its surroundings without sufficient lateral support. Channeling is easily caused when water injection pressure fracture pressure in the case of poor cementing quality.

In the case of water channel, immersion area forms and strata stress is out of balance, which

Results

in that the casing damage area from in large immersion area. However, there is no effective way to prevent and slow the damage of casing well. Example as pubei oilfield in china “Casing damage on effect of water injection pressure” The distribution of casing damage is raised and the effect rule and mechanism that water injection pressure acts on casing damage of injection wells and oil wells are studied. Keywords: Casing damage, water injection pressure, flooding extraction

Introduction

General Situation and Distribution of Casing Damage in Pubei Oilfield General situation of casing damage The number of casing damaged wells in the seventh oil production plant of daqing oilfield is 355, among which 247 are injection wells, and 108 are oil wells. Casing damaged injection wells accounts for 80.28% of the total casing damaged wells. There are 285 casing damaged wells in the pubei oilfield, which accounts for 80.28% of the total number of the seventh oil production plant of daqing oilfield. The main forms of casing damage are deformation and dislocation.168 wells emerge casing dislocation and deformation appear in 153wells.

Casing damaged wells two kinds of forms account for 90.42% of the total casing damaged wells. In vertical casing damage mainly emerge in reservoirs. The second and third blocks are main casing damage blocks in Pubei oilfield, and the number of casing damaged wells is 163, which accounts for 64.68% of total casing damaged wells in pubei oilfield. Casing damaged wells account for 19.52% of the oil and water wells in the second block.

Casing damaged wells account for 16.23% of the oil and water wells in the third block. Distribution of casing damage Analyze the distribution statistical data of casing damaged wells along north and south direction in the second block with regression method to obtain the curve and mathematical relation of casing damage rate. Maths 2018; 3(1): 01-03 J Nirmala Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, KG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India Correspondence J Nirmala Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, KG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India Distribution of statistical data in second block Oil production in Water injection pressure (well array Casing damage rate (percentage pressure (Mpa) number) %) N ∑ xy − ∑x ∑y Here, Mathematical statistics method will be used to analyze the casing damage. By using linear regression method, N = a + b Sn Sn = well array number N = casing damage rate b = N ∑x2 – (∑x)2 8 (837.68)− (70.625)(13.81) b = 8(5018.625)−(70.625)2 = 0.16285 ∑y –b(∑x) a = 13.81− 0.1628(70.625) N a = 62 10.5 9.5 65 10 8.5 68 12 13.5 74 20 7.2 79 34 13.2 82 69 14.2 84 43 15.8 86 32 16 Here, Mathematical statistics method will be used to analyze the casing damage.By using polynomial regression method, N = a + bSn +cSn2 +dSn3 8 = 0.28903 N = a + bSn N = 0.2890 + 0.1628 Sn ………. (2) Table 2 N = 152.846- 11.337 Sn + 0.2268 Sn2 +0.0012Sn3 .............. (1) N = casing damage rate Sn = well array number Table 1 S.

Table 1. Table 1
S. NoWell array number (Sn)Casing damage rate (%)
1.6029.906
2.6235.776
3.6544.621
4.6853.334
5.7058.976
6.7264.415
7.7572.071
8.7776.754
9.7981.356
10.8054.562
11.8143.834
12.8241.751
13.8335.248
14.8432.248
15.8630.456
16.8928.567

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S. NoWell array number (Sn)Casing damage rate (N)
16010.057
26110.2198
36210.3826
46310.5454
56410.871
66511.1966
76911.5222
87212.0106
97512.497
107712.8246
117813.1502
128013.313
138414.2898
149015.266

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No Well array number (Sn) Casing damage rate (%) 1. 60 29.906 2. 62 35.776 3. 65 44.621 4. 68 53.334 5. 70 58.976 6. 72 64.415 7. 75 72.071 8. 77 76.754 9. 79 81.356 10. 80 54.562 11. 81 43.834 12. 82 41.751 13. 83 35.248 14. 84 32.248 15. 86 30.456 16. 89 28.567 Based on this tabulated values the figure 1 will be drawn. Figure1 shows that the rate of casing damage increases gradually from north to south and reaches a maximum in the 79th row wells after that rate of casing damage decreases gradually. Analyze the distribution statistical data of casing damaged wells along north to south direction in the third block with regression method to obtain the curve and mathematical relation of casing damage Distribution of statistical data in third block Casing damage rate Oil production in Water injection pressure (well array (percentage %) pressure (Mpa) number) N ∑ xy − ∑x ∑y S. No Well array number (Sn) Casing damage rate (N) 1 60 10.057 2 61 10.2198 3 62 10.3826 4 63 10.5454 5 64 10.871 6 65 11.1966 7 69 11.5222 8 72 12.0106 9 75 12.497 10 77 12.8246 11 78 13.1502 12 80 13.313 13 84 14.2898 14 90 15.266 Based on this tabulated values the figure2 will be drawn.

Figure2 shows that the rate of casing damage increases linearly from north to south. The most serious casing damage is in the 90th row wells and the rate of casing damage is 15%. The comparison between figure1 and figure2, it shows that casing damage in the second block is much more serious than in the third block. Casing damage of oil water wells is directly related to water injection of oilfield.

Relationship between water injection pressure and casing damage of injection well Distribution of casing damage The oil pressure distribution of the second block 2007 and third block 2010 taken as examples, the relationship between oil pressure and well array of water injection wells is analyzed. Here, Mathematical statistics method will be used to analyze the casing damage. By using linear regression method, P = a + b Sn Sn = well array number P = oil pressure b = N ∑x2– (∑x)2 8 (941.48)−(75)(12.31) b = 8(5698.25)−(75)2 = 0.1653 62 11.5 7.8 65 19 12.5 67 21 10.5 68 11 13.2 73 8.4 12 75 14 13.5 77 12.4 12.5 78 13 14.2 ∑y –b(∑x) a = N (12.312)−0.1653(75) a = 8 = - 0.01068 P = a + bSn N = -0.01068 + 0.1653 Sn ………..….. (3) Table 3 Relationship between water injection pressure and casing damage in oil well Great diastrophism will be caused when water injection pressure is too high, resulting casing damage of oil wells around water injection wells. Through the field data, It shows that when mudstone layer is not hydrous, relative slipping layer is in the mudstone layer above water injection layer, but not in water injection layer.

Table 3. Table 3
S. NoWell array number (Sn)Oil pressure (Mpa)
1609.9073
26210.2379
36410.5685
46610.8991
56811.2297
67011.5603
77211.8909
87412.2215
97612.5521
107812.8827
118013.2133
128213.5439
138413.8745
148614.2051

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The slipping occurs in the fault. Analyze the distribution statistical data of the second block with regression method to obtain the curve and mathematical relation of oil pressure P = 0.3893 + 0.3164 (N) ……………. (5) Table 5 S. No Casing damage rate (%) Oil pressure (Mpa) 1 14 4.8189 2 18 6.0845 3 25 8.2993 4 34 11.1469 5 42 13.6781 6 54 17.4749 7 66 21.2717 8 76 24.4357 9 78 25.0685 10 80 25.7013 Analyze the distribution statistical data of the third block with regression method to obtain the curve and mathematical relation of oil pressure, P = 0.13287 + 0.7951 (N) …………. (6) Table 6 N ∑ xy − ∑x ∑y S. No Well array number (Sn) Oil pressure (Mpa) 1 60 9.9073 2 62 10.2379 3 64 10.5685 4 66 10.8991 5 68 11.2297 6 70 11.5603 7 72 11.8909 8 74 12.2215 9 76 12.5521 10 78 12.8827 11 80 13.2133 12 82 13.5439 13 84 13.8745 14 86 14.2051 Figure 3 shows that the oil pressure of water injection wells in the second block increases linearly from north to south, which is basically consistent with the curve of casing damage rate.

Table 6. Table 6
S. NoCasing damage rate (%)Oil pressure (Mpa)
11814.4446
22318.423
32822.3956
43427.1662
54233.5270
64838.2976
75644.6584
86551.8143
97257.3800
107862.1506

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Table 5. Table 5
S. NoCasing damage rate (%)Oil pressure (Mpa)
1144.8189
2186.0845
3258.2993
43411.1469
54213.6781
65417.4749
76621.2717
87624.4357
97825.0685
108025.7013

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Oil pressure distribution of the third block 2010 Here, Mathematical statistics method will be used to analyze the casing damage. By using linear regression method, P = a + b Sn Sn = well array number P = oil pressure b = N ∑x2 – (∑x)2 8(1021.65)− (70.625)(14.475) b = 8(5018.25)−(70.625)2 = 0.2033 ∑y –b(∑x) a = N (14.475)−0.2033(70.625) a = 8 = 0.014625 P = a + bSn N = 0.014625 + 0.2033 Sn ……….. (4) Table 4 S. No Casing damage rate (%) Oil pressure (Mpa) 1 18 14.4446 2 23 18.423 3 28 22.3956 4 34 27.1662 5 42 33.5270 6 48 38.2976 7 56 44.6584 8 65 51.8143 9 72 57.3800 10 78 62.1506

Table 4. Table 4
S. NoWell array number (Sn)Oil pressure (Mpa)
16012.1946
26212.6006
36413.0258
46613.4324
56813.8390
67014.2456
77214.6522
87415.0588
97615.4654
107815.8720

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Conclusion

Thus this paper gives a study of Casing damage based on effect of water injection pressure in one of the oil field. The relationship between water injection pressure and casing damage in oil well, distribution of casing damage and general situation of casing damage are generally discussed and the

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are tabulated and compared using statistical data.

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