Process for gas-lifting liquid from a well by injecting liquid i

Wells – Processes – With indicating – testing – measuring or locating

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166300, 166312, 166372, E21B 2100, E21B 4322, E21B 4706

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ABSTRACT:
A reservoir encountered by a drilling fluid-containing borehole can be sampled and/or a liquid can be removed from within a borehole by arranging conduits and a packer for isolating the reservoir or a selected fluid-removal location and then gas-lifting liquid by injecting an aqueous liquid solution which generates nitrogen gas within the borehole, with the depth of the injection and the rates of fluid inflow and outflow being adjusted to maintain a selected drawdown at the depth of the fluid-removal location.

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