Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Workover fluids
Russian translation:
жидкость для ремонта скважин
Added to glossary by
Igor Yuzhakov
Jan 23, 2003 12:07
21 yrs ago
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English term
Workover fluids
English to Russian
Tech/Engineering
Applications
Viscosifying drilling fluids including:
Oil–based drilling muds
Invert emulsion muds
Packer fluids
Completion fluids
Workover fluids
Viscosifying drilling fluids including:
Oil–based drilling muds
Invert emulsion muds
Packer fluids
Completion fluids
Workover fluids
Proposed translations
(Russian)
2 +6 | жидкость для ремонта скважин | Igor Yuzhakov |
4 +2 | жидкости для ремонта | Alexander Konosov |
3 +2 | состав для капитального ремонта (заделки) скважины | mk_lab |
5 | жидкость для ремонта скважин | Dennis Oskolkov (X) |
4 | Жидкости для заглушения скважины | Oleg Pashuk (X) |
3 | Otrabotannije zjidkostji? | Uldis Liepkalns |
Proposed translations
+6
10 mins
Selected
жидкость для ремонта скважин
Мультитран
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+2
9 mins
состав для капитального ремонта (заделки) скважины
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workover = капитальный ремонт (скважины)
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Note added at 2003-01-23 12:20:10 (GMT)
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Не очень понятны затруднения Asker\'a. Трудно найти словарь, в котором бы эти термины не встречались.
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Note added at 2003-01-23 12:18:30 (GMT)
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workover = капитальный ремонт (скважины)
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Note added at 2003-01-23 12:20:10 (GMT)
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Не очень понятны затруднения Asker\'a. Трудно найти словарь, в котором бы эти термины не встречались.
+2
11 mins
жидкости для ремонта
Lingvo - workover капитальный ремонт ( скважины )
1 hr
Otrabotannije zjidkostji?
Maybe...
1 hr
жидкость для ремонта скважин
workover fluid
жидкость для ремонта скважин
LINGVO 8.0 - ЭЛЕМЕНТАРНО, ВАТСОН
жидкость для ремонта скважин
LINGVO 8.0 - ЭЛЕМЕНТАРНО, ВАТСОН
4 hrs
Жидкости для заглушения скважины
http://oilterms.hut.ru/cgi-bin/testcgi2.pl
Workovers
A workover is any operation on an existing well be it an oil, gas or injection well that materially alters the physical condition of the well. There are many different types of workover including: scale treatment by injection, wax cleanout, recompletion, acid stimulation, fracture stimulation, water shut-off, gravel packing and reperforations. Often to carry out this work the well must be killed which means that the selection of the kill pill fluid is critical.
A kill pill requires that a fluid with a greater hydrostatic head than the reservoir pressure be placed in the well. Since the well will have been previously completed to produce at peak efficiency there will be a tendency for the workover fluid to leak into the formation. A good workover fluid is clean and devoid of any solids. A poor fluid will not only cause a potential well control problem but could also damage any perforations or the formation by plugging with insoluble solids. Therefore any chemical used must be able to flow back on finishing the workover when the well is brought back onto production or it must be destroyed by flow to oil or treatment with acid or water. Some typical workover kill pills are given below:
Workover Fluid Kill Pill Solids Wash System
Brine Sized Salt Under-saturated Brine
Brine Calcium Carbonate Hydrochloric Acid
Brine Oil Soluble Resin Diesel or Xylene
Brine Fine Grained Cellulose Sodium Hypochlorite
Brine H.E.C. and X.C. Polymer Hydrochloric Acid
There are three critical things that must be tested for in a kill pill:
1. Does the "filtrate" from the workover fluid and the fluid the kill pill is mixed with damage the formation?
2. Will the kill pill prevent losses?
3. What is more important in terms of well productivity, will it come out again?
The two Cryogenic Scanning Electron Microscopy photos show, at increasing magnifications, kill pill polymer (the dark areas) blocking pores which is preventing flow to oil. The polymer had invaded the plug and had not been broken fully by the application of hydrochloric acid.
www.corex.co.uk/workover.htm
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Note added at 2003-01-23 16:20:19 (GMT)
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to kill the well = заглушить скважину
http://oilterms.hut.ru/cgi-bin/testcgi2.pl
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Note added at 2003-01-23 20:32:10 (GMT)
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Or:
Растворы для заглушения скважины
Workovers
A workover is any operation on an existing well be it an oil, gas or injection well that materially alters the physical condition of the well. There are many different types of workover including: scale treatment by injection, wax cleanout, recompletion, acid stimulation, fracture stimulation, water shut-off, gravel packing and reperforations. Often to carry out this work the well must be killed which means that the selection of the kill pill fluid is critical.
A kill pill requires that a fluid with a greater hydrostatic head than the reservoir pressure be placed in the well. Since the well will have been previously completed to produce at peak efficiency there will be a tendency for the workover fluid to leak into the formation. A good workover fluid is clean and devoid of any solids. A poor fluid will not only cause a potential well control problem but could also damage any perforations or the formation by plugging with insoluble solids. Therefore any chemical used must be able to flow back on finishing the workover when the well is brought back onto production or it must be destroyed by flow to oil or treatment with acid or water. Some typical workover kill pills are given below:
Workover Fluid Kill Pill Solids Wash System
Brine Sized Salt Under-saturated Brine
Brine Calcium Carbonate Hydrochloric Acid
Brine Oil Soluble Resin Diesel or Xylene
Brine Fine Grained Cellulose Sodium Hypochlorite
Brine H.E.C. and X.C. Polymer Hydrochloric Acid
There are three critical things that must be tested for in a kill pill:
1. Does the "filtrate" from the workover fluid and the fluid the kill pill is mixed with damage the formation?
2. Will the kill pill prevent losses?
3. What is more important in terms of well productivity, will it come out again?
The two Cryogenic Scanning Electron Microscopy photos show, at increasing magnifications, kill pill polymer (the dark areas) blocking pores which is preventing flow to oil. The polymer had invaded the plug and had not been broken fully by the application of hydrochloric acid.
www.corex.co.uk/workover.htm
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Note added at 2003-01-23 16:20:19 (GMT)
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to kill the well = заглушить скважину
http://oilterms.hut.ru/cgi-bin/testcgi2.pl
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Note added at 2003-01-23 20:32:10 (GMT)
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Or:
Растворы для заглушения скважины
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