Analyzing in situ stresses and wellbore stability in one of the south Iranian hydrocarbon gas reservoirs
Abstract This study aims to analyze in situ stresses and wellbore stability in one of the Iranian gas reservoirs by using well log data, including density, sonic (compressional and shear slowness), porosity, formation micro-image (FMI) logs, modular formation dynamics tester (MDT), and rock mechanic...
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Sobhani, Alireza [verfasserIn] Kadkhodaie, Ali [verfasserIn] Nabi-Bidhendi, Majid [verfasserIn] Tadayoni, Mehdi [verfasserIn] |
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Abstract This study aims to analyze in situ stresses and wellbore stability in one of the Iranian gas reservoirs by using well log data, including density, sonic (compressional and shear slowness), porosity, formation micro-image (FMI) logs, modular formation dynamics tester (MDT), and rock mechanical tests. The high burial depth, high pore pressure, and strike-slip stress regime of the field require an optimal design of geomechanical parameters based on an integrated data set consisting of static and dynamic data, which is available for this study. Firstly, poroelastic modulus and vertical stress were calculated. Afterward, the Eaton’s equation was used to estimate pore pressure from well logging data. The geomechanical parameters were also calibrated through the interpretation of image data, the use of the modular formation dynamics tester (MDT), and laboratory rock mechanic tests. Employing poroelastic equations, the lowest and highest horizontal stresses were calculated. It was shown that the maximum horizontal stress and minimum horizontal stress correspond to sigma H and sigma h, indicating the strike-slope fault regime. The findings of this research indicated that the equivalent mud weight (EMW) resulted in 10–13 ppg suitable for the Kangan Formation and 11–14 ppg suitable for the Dalan Formation. Additionally, the well azimuth in the NE-SW direction provided the best stability for drilling the encountered formations. Therefore, the results of this study serve as cost-effective tools in planning adjacent wells in carbonate formations of gas field to predict the wellbore stability and safe mud window. © The Author(s) 2024 |
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