Analysis of the degree of influence of geological and technological factors on the initial flow rates of wells commissioned after their downtime

The results of statistical processing of data from 97 wells put into re-operation, after their long downtime due to flooding, are presented. In which, depending on the geological and physical conditions and the state of development of oil deposits, different results are obtained. With an average initial oil flow rate of 1.12 tons/day in reservoir-vaulted deposits with low-viscosity oil in the Fergana oil and gas region - 0.5 tons/day, in reservoir-arch deposits with high-viscosity oil in the Surkhandarya oil and gas region - 0.97 tons/day, in sub-gas deposits of the Bukhara-Khiva region - 2.5 tons/day. By assessing the informativeness of geological, physical and technological factors using the Kulbak method, the degree of their influence on the initial oil flow rate of wells after their re-commissioning was established. Taking into account the degree of influence of the factors considered, it is recommended to put into re-operation wells located in the arched part of the reservoir, having the highest effective oil-saturated thicknesses, in areas with a low oil recovery factor and a lower degree of reduction in initial reservoir pressure, as well as watered in a short period of operation

DETERMINATION OF THE SUITABILITY OF BALANCE ORES ALMALYK MMC JSC TO PROCESSING BY METHOD BIODINSTELLATION

Over the 70 years of operation, Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Combine (AGMK) has accumulated 155 million tons of waste ore and 1,350 million tons of flotation tailings of a copper-processing plant in the territory of the Almalyk region, which occupy huge areas and pose an environmental hazard. The objects of research at the Almalyk ore field were: A-4 blade (oxidized ore), A-7 (sulfide ore), 9a (oxidized ore), and open-pit ore of Kalmakyr deposit. The paper presents the microflora of all the studied dumps, from which the most active acidophilic associations of iron-sulfur-oxidizing bacteria were selected. Laboratory studies have been carried out on the heap bioleaching of dumped oxidized and sulphide ores, which showed that from oxidized ores of the A-4 heap, the through leaching of copper in 100 days reaches 84.1%, and from the A-7 heap of sulfide ores - 79.6%, which testifies to the suitability of biotechnology for the processing of dump ores AGM

Analysis of the degree of influence of geological and technological factors on the initial flow rates of wells commissioned after their downtime

The results of statistical processing of data from 97 wells put into re-operation, after their long downtime due to flooding, are presented. In which, depending on the geological and physical conditions and the state of development of oil deposits, different results are obtained. With an average initial oil flow rate of 1.12 tons/day in reservoir-vaulted deposits with low-viscosity oil in the Fergana oil and gas region - 0.5 tons/day, in reservoir-arch deposits with high-viscosity oil in the Surkhandarya oil and gas region - 0.97 tons/day, in sub-gas deposits of the Bukhara-Khiva region - 2.5 tons/day. By assessing the informativeness of geological, physical and technological factors using the Kulbak method, the degree of their influence on the initial oil flow rate of wells after their re-commissioning was established. Taking into account the degree of influence of the factors considered, it is recommended to put into re-operation wells located in the arched part of the reservoir, having the highest effective oil-saturated thicknesses, in areas with a low oil recovery factor and a lower degree of reduction in initial reservoir pressure, as well as watered in a short period of operation