Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review

Scale deposition is one of the most important and serious problems which water injection systems are generally engaged in. Scale sometimes limits or blocks oil and gas production by plugging the oil-producing formation matrix or fractures and perforated intervals. Scale also deposited in down-hole p...

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Main Authors: Merdhah, Amer Badr, Mohd Yassin, Abu Azam
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2007
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description Scale deposition is one of the most important and serious problems which water injection systems are generally engaged in. Scale sometimes limits or blocks oil and gas production by plugging the oil-producing formation matrix or fractures and perforated intervals. Scale also deposited in down-hole pumps, tubing, casing flow-lines, heater treaters, tanks and other production equipment and facilities. Scale can occur at /or downstream of any point in the production system, at which super-saturation is generated. Super-saturation can be generated in single water by changing the pressure and temperature conditions or by mixing two incompatible waters. The most common oilfield scales deposited are calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, strontium sulfate and barium sulfate. This paper describes overview formation damage, scale deposition mechanisms and source of oil field scale, scale formation along the injection-water path in water-flood operations, scaling problems encountered in oil fields, solubility of scale, oilfield Scale types, scale control chemicals and laboratory investigations of scale in different media and procedures used to predict scale are presented
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spelling utm-56922017-10-17T06:54:01Z http://eprints.utm.my/5692/ Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review Merdhah, Amer Badr Mohd Yassin, Abu Azam T Technology (General) Scale deposition is one of the most important and serious problems which water injection systems are generally engaged in. Scale sometimes limits or blocks oil and gas production by plugging the oil-producing formation matrix or fractures and perforated intervals. Scale also deposited in down-hole pumps, tubing, casing flow-lines, heater treaters, tanks and other production equipment and facilities. Scale can occur at /or downstream of any point in the production system, at which super-saturation is generated. Super-saturation can be generated in single water by changing the pressure and temperature conditions or by mixing two incompatible waters. The most common oilfield scales deposited are calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, strontium sulfate and barium sulfate. This paper describes overview formation damage, scale deposition mechanisms and source of oil field scale, scale formation along the injection-water path in water-flood operations, scaling problems encountered in oil fields, solubility of scale, oilfield Scale types, scale control chemicals and laboratory investigations of scale in different media and procedures used to predict scale are presented 2007 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/5692/1/AmerBadrMerdhah2007_StudyOfScaleFormationInOilReservoir.pdf Merdhah, Amer Badr and Mohd Yassin, Abu Azam (2007) Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review. In: Marine Science & Technology Seminar 2007, 22nd-23rd Februrary 2007, Istana Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
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Merdhah, Amer Badr
Mohd Yassin, Abu Azam
Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review
title Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review
title_full Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review
title_fullStr Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review
title_full_unstemmed Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review
title_short Study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-A review
title_sort study of scale formation in oil reservoir during water injection-a review
topic T Technology (General)
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http://eprints.utm.my/5692/1/AmerBadrMerdhah2007_StudyOfScaleFormationInOilReservoir.pdf