Anyone with experience in water control? (rpm and gels)
Hello people,
Has anyone some sort of experience with rpm (relative permeability modifiers) or gels for water control?
I would like to read about your experience using this products in gas or oil wells. Did they work? Any success rate? What the porcentage of water you managed to reduce? How long does the effects last? Did were used in volumetric, gas cap or water drive reservoirs?
Thanks in advance
Re: Anyone with experience in water control? (rpm and gels)
Literature is plenty of good references, I would recommend you:
SPE 99371: When and where RPM can be successfully applied
SPE 84966: A strategy for attacking excess water production
DOE Report on "Improved methods for water shut-off" available here:
[url]http://www.netl.doe.gov/kmd/cds/disk4/ImprovedSweep/PC91008_14_DE98000543.pdf[/url]
More information here: [url]http://baervan.nmt.edu/randy/[/url]
Search SPE OnePetro for more information.