Wells – Screens – Porous material
Reexamination Certificate
2005-12-21
2009-02-24
Thompson, Kenneth (Department: 3672)
Wells
Screens
Porous material
C166S386000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07493947
ABSTRACT:
A technique is provided to control flow in subterranean applications, such as hydrocarbon fluid production applications. The technique utilizes an material formed, at least in part, of material that swell in the presence of a specific substance or substances. The material is deployed as a membrane outside a base pipe to desired subterranean locations. Once located, the material allows the flow of hydrocarbon fluids but swells upon contact with the specific substance or substances to limit inflow of undesirable fluids.
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Al-Anazi, Hamoud A., Sharma, Mukul M.; Evaluation of a pH-Sensitive Polymer for Gravel-Packing Operations; SPE Production and Operations Symposium; Oklahoma City, OK; Mar. 24-27, 2001; SPE 67292; Society of Petroleum Engineers Inc., Richmond, TX.
Al-Anazi, Hamoud A., Sharma, Mukul M.; Use of a pH-Sensitive Polymer for Conformance Control; SPE International Symposium and Exhibition on Formation Damage Control; Lafayette, LA; Feb. 20-21, 2002; SPE 73782; Society of Petroleum Engineers Inc., Richmond, TX.
Al-Anazi, Hamoud A., Sharma, Mukul M.; Evaluation of a pH-Sensitive Polymer for Gravel-Packing Operations; Revised manuscript (of SPE 67292); SPE 76813 revised Jan. 2, 2002; Society of Petroleum Engineers Inc., Richmond, TX.
Kurka James L.
Schlumberger Technology Corporation
Thompson Kenneth
Wright Daryl R.
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