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    The document discusses the theoretical definition of formation damage zones and their applications to well stimulation. An analytical model is used to define the size of permeability damage zones caused by particle retention during injection of particulate suspensions into porous media via a single well. Analysis of field data shows the damaged zone size typically does not extend more than 1 meter beyond the injector well. The defined damage zone size can be used for designing well stimulation by removal of particle depositions.

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    The document discusses the theoretical definition of formation damage zones and their applications to well stimulation. An analytical model is used to define the size of permeability damage zones caused by particle retention during injection of particulate suspensions into porous media via a single well. Analysis of field data shows the damaged zone size typically does not extend more than 1 meter beyond the injector well. The defined damage zone size can be used for designing well stimulation by removal of particle depositions.

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    2019 - 03 - 07 21 - 56 Office Lens

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    Carla Ayelen Chorolque Borges
    The document discusses the theoretical definition of formation damage zones and their applications to well stimulation. An analytical model is used to define the size of permeability damage zones caused by particle retention during injection of particulate suspensions into porous media via a single well. Analysis of field data shows the damaged zone size typically does not extend more than 1 meter beyond the injector well. The defined damage zone size can be used for designing well stimulation by removal of particle depositions.

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    Theoretical Definition of

    Formation Damage Zone With


    Applications to Well Stimulation
    Flow of paniculale suspension in porous media with particle retention and consequent
    permeability reduction is discussed Using analvrical model for suspension injection via
    single well, rhe permeability damage zone size nus defined and expressed by transcen-
    dental equation. Analysis of field data shows rhat usually the size of damaged zone does
    nor extend more Than I m bevond rhe injector. The definition of damage zone size is used
    for design of well stimulation via deposition removal- [DOI: 10.1115/1.4001800]

    Keywords: formation damage, injecriviry, well stimulation. analytical model, acidizing

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