Wellbore Integrity Evaluation Based on the Grey-Markov Model of Sand-Producing Wells in Fractured Tight Gas Reservoirs

Abstract Some deep and abnormally high pressure fractured tight gas reservoirs in the Tarim oil and gas basin face serious sand production problems during the development stage, resulting in a decline of more than three times in gas well production, causing serious damage to the integrity of the wellbore, and bringing severe challenges to the development and management of the gas field. Therefore, it is urgent to establish a wellbore integrity evaluation model for sand-producing wells. At present, the research on wellbore integrity evaluation at home and abroad mainly focuses on establishing appropriate integrity evaluation models for different types of gas wells. It is found that there are few reports on the integrity evaluation models for sand-producing wells. However, sand production from oil and gas wells has serious erosion and plugging hazards to the formation, wellbore, gas production tree, etc. Sand production will cause wellbore integrity failure, and wellbore integrity failure will aggravate sand production. In order to accurately evaluate the wellbore integrity of sand-producing wells in fractured tight sandstone gas reservoirs, this paper predicts the integrity failure probability based on the gray Markov model, determines the weight of integrity influencing factors by using the analytic hierarchy process, and establishes a wellbore integrity evaluation model suitable for sand producing wells in fractured tight sandstone gas reservoirs. The new model can predict the integrity failure probability, and quantitatively evaluate the integrity risk of sand wells, it has important practical significance to provide the theoretical basis for the safe operation and integrity management of sand wells in such gas reservoirs. The case analysis results show that the study area will be at a low risk of integrity in the next five years, and normal production can be achieved only by normal monitoring of relevant data. However, the risk of individual wells is high, so it is necessary to strengthen attention and take necessary measures to reduce risks, which improves the prediction for improving the integrity management level of the study area.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/3048/1/012127
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Hydraulic Fracturing and Reservoir Analysis
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Wellbore Integrity Evaluation Based on the Grey-Markov Model of Sand-Producing Wells in Fractured Tight Gas Reservoirs

Guorong Wu, Zhengyu Kan, Dongliang Yang, Liangliang Li, Man-Guang Gan
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Abstract Some deep and abnormally high pressure fractured tight gas reservoirs in the Tarim oil and gas basin face serious sand production problems during the development stage, resulting in a decline of more than three times in gas well production, causing serious damage to the integrity of the wellbore, and bringing severe challenges to the development and management of the gas field. Therefore, it is urgent to establish a wellbore integrity evaluation model for sand-producing wells. At present, the research on wellbore integrity evaluation at home and abroad mainly focuses on establishing appropriate integrity evaluation models for different types of gas wells. It is found that there are few reports on the integrity evaluation models for sand-producing wells. However, sand production from oil and gas wells has serious erosion and plugging hazards to the formation, wellbore, gas production tree, etc. Sand production will cause wellbore integrity failure, and wellbore integrity failure will aggravate sand production. In order to accurately evaluate the wellbore integrity of sand-producing wells in fractured tight sandstone gas reservoirs, this paper predicts the integrity failure probability based on the gray Markov model, determines the weight of integrity influencing factors by using the analytic hierarchy process, and establishes a wellbore integrity evaluation model suitable for sand producing wells in fractured tight sandstone gas reservoirs. The new model can predict the integrity failure probability, and quantitatively evaluate the integrity risk of sand wells, it has important practical significance to provide the theoretical basis for the safe operation and integrity management of sand wells in such gas reservoirs. The case analysis results show that the study area will be at a low risk of integrity in the next five years, and normal production can be achieved only by normal monitoring of relevant data. However, the risk of individual wells is high, so it is necessary to strengthen attention and take necessary measures to reduce risks, which improves the prediction for improving the integrity management level of the study area.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 3048(1)
Petro-Canada (CA), Jiuquan Iron & Steel (China) (CN), Daqing Oilfield General Hospital (CN), Tianjin Geothermal Exploration, Development and Design Institute (China) (CN), TED University (TR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
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