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Автор: George V. Chilingar
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      Dedication

       The authors are greatly indebted to Dr. Henry Chuang and Nina Chuang, for all of their tireless and generous help in accomplishing the completion of this book. Dr. Chuang was former student and teaching assistant in Petroleum Engineering at the University of Southern California through the guidance of Professor George V. Chilingar. The authors wish to thank them for everything and send them the very best wishes for their health and happiness.

      List of Contributors

      List of Major Contributors

      Donald G. Hill

      Valery P. Dyblenko

      Rishard Ya. Sharifullin

      E. Y. Marchukov

      Ernst M. Simkin

      I. A. Chirkin

      Muhammad Haroun

      M. L. Surguchev

      Mehdi Shamsi

      Other Contributors

      Michael Gorfunkel

      Julia V. Korobeynikova

      Nurzhan Igissinov

      Rustem Akimov

      Mark S. Chilingar

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      Introduction

      Physical fundamentals of vibration and acoustic actions on the reservoir for improving the oil yield and increasing the development tempo of depleted and water-encroached oil fields are presented in this book. It is shown that the area of most efficient application is reservoirs with crudes characterized by a high water content and heterogeneity, low permeability, high shaliness, etc. The developed techniques are ecologically neutral and do not cause damage to the well-designed elements. The book may be useful to students, scientists, and engineering-technical personnel engaged in geophysics and development of petroleum fields.

      The book is devoted to the theoretical and applied aspects of physics of the porous media saturated with oil, gas, and (or) water. A special attention is devoted to the hydro- and thermodynamic phenomena emerging in such media upon spreading within them of elastic waves with frequencies between infrasound and ultrasound. For expert analysis of the reviewed phenomena, the authors expended years of painstaking work (creating theoretical models and conducting specialized physical experiments on the reservoir models in the in situ conditions). In the 1970s to 1990s, the authors designed a complicated special equipment for the laboratory and field experiments and then conducted experimental and industrial testing. Beginning in 1990s, the interest increased in the vibration and acoustic technologies to an increasing oil-gas production in Russia, USA, France, Brazil, and China. The authors believe that the results achieved will be useful first of all for specialists designing new methods of improving well productivity. A useful information, however, will be found here also by geophysicists creating new technologies of rock diagnostics and of seismic and acoustic identification of commercial hydrocarbon accumulations.

      Research presented in this book was initiated partly because of the recorded dependence of the rate of oil production on earthquake occurrences in seismically active areas (Surguchev et al., 1975 [33]). It was noticed that several days after the occurrence of an earthquake with the epicenter located in the vicinity of the oil-producing oil field, the rate of oil production increased and remained higher than the pre-earthquake level for a considerable period of time. It was also noticed in the soil remediation studies (e.g., Sadeghi et al., 1992 [28]) that sonic energy applied to the contaminated soil increases the rate of hydrocarbon removal and decreases the percentage of residual hydrocarbons. Modern world oil and gas-producing industry is dominated by the application of artificial methods of affecting oil reservoirs. The application of diverse action systems and methods enabled an implementation of the intensive oil fields’ development at high oil production tempo. The major accrual in the oil reserves in the future is anticipated in the areas of ever more complex geologic and geographic environment, significantly distant from the areas of oil consumption.

      Thus, developing novel efficient enhanced oil