Research Progress and Development Trend of Treatment Methods for Annular Pressure in Gas Storage Caverns

Abstract In recent years, pressure in the annulus of gas storage reservoir injection wells has become increasingly common. This presents a significant challenge to the safe and efficient operation of gas storage reservoirs and the integrity of injection wells. This paper presents a systematic introduction to the prevention and control measures of annular pressure. The introduction is based on research into the development status of prevention and control methods both domestically and internationally. The measures mainly include two aspects. Firstly, for the sealing failure of the tubular column, the differential pressure activated blocking agent is used for management. Secondly, for the sealing failure of the cement ring, the sealing agent is managed by extruding cement, resin, and other blocking agents. The text analyses the advantages and disadvantages of the treatment technology in depth, in combination with existing research. The repair methods for gas storage reservoir annulus with pressure have problems such as insufficient construction conditions, poor implementation effect, and limited types of blocking agents available. Additionally, the different working conditions and performances of the reservoir annulus are taken into account. To ensure high efficiency and cost-effectiveness, we propose a new method for treating annulus pressure. This involves repairing any damage to the cement ring, restoring the production packer’s seal, and rebuilding the integrity of the old wellbore. By doing so, we can guarantee the safety of gas storage reservoirs throughout the entire injection and production life cycle. It is important to maintain the integrity of the old wellbore to ensure the safety of gas storage during injection and extraction.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2834/1/012183
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Methane Hydrates and Related Phenomena
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Research Progress and Development Trend of Treatment Methods for Annular Pressure in Gas Storage Caverns

Chaohui Xu, Chunqing Zha, Wenyao Zhang, Wei Liu
Journal of Physics Conference Series
Methane Hydrates and Related Phenomena
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Research Progress and Development Trend of Treatment Methods for Annular Pressure in Gas Storage Caverns

Chaohui Xu, Chunqing Zha, Wenyao Zhang, Wei Liu
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Abstract In recent years, pressure in the annulus of gas storage reservoir injection wells has become increasingly common. This presents a significant challenge to the safe and efficient operation of gas storage reservoirs and the integrity of injection wells. This paper presents a systematic introduction to the prevention and control measures of annular pressure. The introduction is based on research into the development status of prevention and control methods both domestically and internationally. The measures mainly include two aspects. Firstly, for the sealing failure of the tubular column, the differential pressure activated blocking agent is used for management. Secondly, for the sealing failure of the cement ring, the sealing agent is managed by extruding cement, resin, and other blocking agents. The text analyses the advantages and disadvantages of the treatment technology in depth, in combination with existing research. The repair methods for gas storage reservoir annulus with pressure have problems such as insufficient construction conditions, poor implementation effect, and limited types of blocking agents available. Additionally, the different working conditions and performances of the reservoir annulus are taken into account. To ensure high efficiency and cost-effectiveness, we propose a new method for treating annulus pressure. This involves repairing any damage to the cement ring, restoring the production packer’s seal, and rebuilding the integrity of the old wellbore. By doing so, we can guarantee the safety of gas storage reservoirs throughout the entire injection and production life cycle. It is important to maintain the integrity of the old wellbore to ensure the safety of gas storage during injection and extraction.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2834(1)
China University of Petroleum, Beijing (CN), Beijing University of Technology (CN), CNC Technology (Czechia) (CZ), China National Petroleum Corporation (China) (CN)
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