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SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL

Sand production is a process occurs in oil and gas wells during the process of drilling recovery hole. The sandstone being drilled is left unsupported next to the cavity and dislodged sand grains can enter the oil recovery system. Sand production can cause several problems such as clogging up of...

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Main Author: ZAMANI, MUHAMMAD ALDRIN SYAFRIZAL
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: IRC 2020
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TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Online Access:http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20330/1/9.pdf
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spelling my-utp-utpedia.203302021-04-05T15:51:22Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20330/ SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL ZAMANI, MUHAMMAD ALDRIN SYAFRIZAL TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Sand production is a process occurs in oil and gas wells during the process of drilling recovery hole. The sandstone being drilled is left unsupported next to the cavity and dislodged sand grains can enter the oil recovery system. Sand production can cause several problems such as clogging up of the well or damage the wall equipment. Thus, the study of sand production is very important for safe and economical oil and gas production. Most of numerical models to predict the behaviour of sand in the well that have been used until now are continuum-based, but this approach cannot easily capture the important properties or features of the sand production problem and it is a difficult task due to the large number of interactions and non-linearities intrinsic to the problem. IRC 2020-01 Final Year Project NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20330/1/9.pdf ZAMANI, MUHAMMAD ALDRIN SYAFRIZAL (2020) SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL. IRC, UTP. (Submitted)
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ZAMANI, MUHAMMAD ALDRIN SYAFRIZAL
SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL
description Sand production is a process occurs in oil and gas wells during the process of drilling recovery hole. The sandstone being drilled is left unsupported next to the cavity and dislodged sand grains can enter the oil recovery system. Sand production can cause several problems such as clogging up of the well or damage the wall equipment. Thus, the study of sand production is very important for safe and economical oil and gas production. Most of numerical models to predict the behaviour of sand in the well that have been used until now are continuum-based, but this approach cannot easily capture the important properties or features of the sand production problem and it is a difficult task due to the large number of interactions and non-linearities intrinsic to the problem.
format Final Year Project
author ZAMANI, MUHAMMAD ALDRIN SYAFRIZAL
author_facet ZAMANI, MUHAMMAD ALDRIN SYAFRIZAL
author_sort ZAMANI, MUHAMMAD ALDRIN SYAFRIZAL
title SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL
title_short SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL
title_full SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL
title_fullStr SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL
title_full_unstemmed SIMULATION OF SAND PARTICLE FLOW THROUGH SAND SCREEN IN OIL WELL
title_sort simulation of sand particle flow through sand screen in oil well
publisher IRC
publishDate 2020
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20330/1/9.pdf
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