Formation-tailored method and apparatus for uniformly heating lo

Wells – Processes – Heating – cooling or insulating

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166 60, 166 72, 166385, 166 651, 219415, E21B 2300, E21B 3604

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045707154

ABSTRACT:
Long intervals of subterranean earth formations are heated at high temperatures for long times with an electrical heater containing spoolable, steel sheathed, mineral insulated cables which have high electrical conductivities, enabling them to heat the earth formations at a substantially uniform rate of more than about 100 watts per foot at temperatures between about 600.degree. and 1000.degree. C., with a pattern of localized electrical resistances which are correlated with the heat conductivities of the earth formations and the heat stabilities of materials providing power and support for the heater.

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