SPE Production Engineering · 1989 · 127 citations · 4 references
EngineeringCivil EngineeringPetroleum EngineeringGeotechnical EngineeringSoil MechanicsTunnel EngineeringPerforation DesignPermeability AnalysisPermeability CharacterizationPermeability EvaluationSand Production MechanismsTunnel Face StabilityAnalytical SolutionsParameter Sensitivity AnalysisSand ProductionSand Production AnalysisSand Production ManagementSand Production ModelingSand Production Prediction
Summary An unconventional perforation-tunnel stability analysis is conducted in this work by separating the role of two independent factors on sand production: well pressure and local pressure gradient around a cavity. Such a separation clarifies most of the phenomena observed during sand production in oil fields. Simple analytical solutions for poroelastoplastic materials allowed repeated calculations for a parameter sensitivity study. The results obtained should be used qualitatively because of some degree of simplification.
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The Strength of Soils as Engineering Materials
A. W. Bishop · Géotechnique · 1966 · 572 citations
Realistic Sand-Production Prediction: Numerical Approach
Nobuo Morita, Donald L. Whitfill, I. Massie et al. · SPE Production Engineering · 1989 · 156 citations
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