CPC E21B 43/02 (2013.01) [E21B 7/28 (2013.01); E21B 43/12 (2013.01); E21B 7/20 (2013.01)] | 2 Claims |
1. A method of improvement of well bottom zone resistance to decay, comprising:
boring of a well passing through an impermeable rock formation into a producing rock formation, wherein a zone of contact is formed between the impermeable rock formation and the producing rock formation;
forming, by jet-breaking, a tapered cavern having a top directed towards a formation inner part, the tapered cavern positioned within the zone of contact between the impermeable rock formation and the producing formation;
running a casing into the well in order to form a borehole annulus between an outer wall of the casing and a wall of the well, and
cementation of the borehole annulus and the tapered cavern so that the tapered cavern is completely filled with cement, the tapered cavern positioned so that a shear stress at a contact surface between the impermeable rock formation and the producing rock formation is spread away from the casing in order to increase a resistance of a well bottom zone to decay,
wherein the tapered cavern parameters meet the requirements of:
Rc−R−δ≥4 cm,
5°≤α≤30°,
where Rc is the radius of the cavern measured from the well axis along the contact surface between the impermeable rock formation and the producing rock formation, cm;
R is the well radius measured from the well axis to the casing inner surface, cm;
δ is casing wall thickness, cm;
α is the angle between the cavern and casing generatrices, deg.
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