STIMULATION METHOD OF FORMATION FLUID INFLUX FROM WELL Russian patent published in 2013 - IPC E21B43/22 E21B43/25 

FIELD: oil and gas industry.

SUBSTANCE: stimulation method of formation fluid influx from a well involves lowering to the well of a tubing string, reduction of counter pressure on a productive formation due to replacement of a fluid column in the well with liquid-gas mixture (LGM) at observance of the required value of depression on the productive formation. Prior to lowering to the well of the tubing string, the latter is equipped in an upward direction with a remote subsurface pressure gauge installed in a plugged container, a filter and a packer. The tubing string is lowered to the well so that the filter can be arranged opposite the formation bottom. The packer is put 5-10 m above the formation roof. Treatment of the bottom-hole zone of the formation is performed by pumping via the tubing string of a hydrocarbon solvent and by its forcing into the formation with process liquid. Process exposure for reaction is performed. At that, during process exposure for 1.5-2 hours, there unpacked is the packer, and in 3-4 cycles in every 0.5 hour, process liquid in the volume of 0.5-0.8 m³ is pumped in turn to the tubing string and to the inter-string space of the well. The packer is put again upon completion of process exposure. Into inner space of the tubing string there lowered is a string of flexible tubes (FT) so that its lower end is on the liquid level in the well. After that, the space on the wellhead is sealed between the tubing string and the string of flexible tubes. Then, with stops in every 200-300 m there lowered is a string of flexible tubes into the tubing string until lower end of the string of flexible tubes reaches the filter. Replacement of well fluid with LGM is performed in inner space of the tubing string during stops and during lowering process of FT in equal LGM volumes.

EFFECT: increasing efficiency and quality of simulation of formation fluid influx from productive formation, reducing LGM pumping volumes and intensity of LGM absorption with the productive formation.

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