Well treatment method using sodium silicate to seal formation

Wells – Processes – Cementing – plugging or consolidating

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166292, E21B 33138

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ABSTRACT:
A squeeze silicate operation carried out through a coiled tubing for sealing upper perforations in a well casing to prevent flow of excess gas. A sodium silicate mixture is used which has a diverter material therein which rapidly builds a filter cake on the formation as the silicate is squeezed through the perforations. This filter cake forms a barrier which, in turn, prevents further flow of silicate into the formation. This effectively limits the depth of penetration of the silicate into the formation while still providing a good seal against flow through the squeezed perforations.

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