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Formation-damage minimization for drilling and cementing fluids. Anon. JPT, November 1997, 49(11), 1200, 1201. (Synopsis SPE paper 38040).
It is necessary for the design of drilling and cementing fluids to be integrated into the reservoir strategy. Consideration is given to formate-damage mechanisms, depth of damage versus depths of invasion, completions, and design of low-damage drilling and cementing fluids.
Abstract details
Journal title: Journal of Petroleum Technology
Keywords: Cements and cementing
Subjects: Physics, Reservoir Engineering, Management and commerce, Non-metallic minerals, Oil and gas, Oil
