Cementing technology and completion structure for shale gas wells
A technology for shale gas wells and well structures, which can be used in wellbore/well components, earthwork drilling, sealing/packing, etc., and can solve problems such as casing deformation and damage
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[0033] refer to figure 1 and figure 2 , the present invention provides a cementing process for shale gas wells, on the basis of predicting in advance the well section p that is prone to casing deformation damage (that is, failure of wellbore integrity), the depth of the well section p is specified , and then during the cementing process along the well depth direction, inject cement slurry at the front (the position close to the wellhead is the front) and the rear (the position far from the wellhead is the rear) of the well section p to carry out normal cementing In the cementing operation, no cementing is performed in the annulus of the well section p, but a section of fluid is injected to form fluid section 1, such as figure 1 As shown, a completion structure of hard (cement sheath) + soft (fluid) + hard (cement sheath) similar to a "sandwich" structure is formed. The injection of cement slurry and fluid mentioned above refers to injection into the annular space formed bet...
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[0045] Such as figure 1 As shown, in this embodiment, a well completion structure 100 for a shale gas well is provided, and the well completion structure is formed by the above cementing process. The well completion structure includes a wellbore and casing 10, and an annular space is formed between the casing 10 and the wellbore; in the annulus, there is a cement sheath for cementing along the well depth direction and the The cement sheath isolates the fluid section 1 . The fluid section 1 is sandwiched in the middle of the cement sheath, and there may be only one fluid section 1 along the well depth direction, or there may be two or more fluid sections 1 . The cement sheath is located at the top and the bottom (tail) of the annulus in the direction of the well depth; the cement sheath at the top returns (extends upward) to the wellhead. The fluid section 1 is formed by injecting fluid, and is located in the annulus of the well section prone to casing deformation and damage....
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