Study and Comparison of Vibration-Based Intrusive and Non-Intrusive Sand Monitoring System

Gang Liu; Peng Tao Liu; Bao Sheng He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.701.440

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Study and Comparison of Vibration-Based Intrusive and Non-Intrusive Sand Monitoring System

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Sand production is a serious problem during the exploitation of oil wells, and people put forward the concept of limited sand to alleviate this problem. Oil production with limited sanding is an efficient mod of production. In order to complete limited sand exploitation, improve the productivity of oil wells, a real-time sand monitoring system is needed to monitor the status of wells production. Besides acoustic sand monitoring and erosion-based sand monitoring, a vibration-based sand monitoring system with two installing styles is proposed recently. The paper points out the relationships between sand monitoring signals collected under intrusive and non-intrusive installing styles and sanding parameters, which lays a good foundation for further study and actual sand monitoring in oil field.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 701)

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Gang Liu, Peng Tao Liu, Bao Sheng He

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Laboratory Experiment, Sand Monitoring, Signal Analysis, Vibration Signal

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