Removing particulate matter from a non-dissoluble sand control p

Wells – Processes – Separate steps of fracturing or attacking formation

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166312, E21B 3708, E21B 4304

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047082062

ABSTRACT:
A process for removing particulate matter from a non-dissoluble sand control pack containing grangulated ceramic material which pack is used to produce hydrocarbonaceous fluid from a subterranean formation. Said pack is contacted with a mineral acid of a strengh and composition sufficient to react with said particulate matter thereby removing said matter and increasing the permeability of said pack without damaging said pack.

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