RUPAC2012 - List of Authors (Khasaya, D.R.)

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FRBCH05	Application of Small-Sized Vacuum Accelerating Tubes for Neutron Control of Increasing Debit of Oil Wells by Acoustic Influence of the Formation	233
	D.R. Khasaya, B.Y. Bogdanovich, A.V. Ilyinsky, A. Nesterovich, A.E. Shikanov, E.A. Shikanov MEPhI, Moscow, Russia
	The report presents experimental studies results of the possibility using the technique of neutron "labeled" reagent (NaCl) for monitoring of the acoustic influence (AI) results in the oil reservoir to increase oil production debits. These obtained data allow us to estimate the effectiveness of acoustic influence the method on managed oil reservoirs in conjunction with the equipment which pulsed neutron-neutron ray logging based on vacuum accelerator tubes that implements the method of neutron "labeled" reagent. The proposed instrumental set ensures reliable process control stimulation of oil from the reservoir and the allocation of layers to abnormal filtration and capacitive properties and their subsequent development.

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Application of Small-Sized Vacuum Accelerating Tubes for Neutron Control of Increasing Debit of Oil Wells by Acoustic Influence of the Formation

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D.R. Khasaya, B.Y. Bogdanovich, A.V. Ilyinsky, A. Nesterovich, A.E. Shikanov, E.A. Shikanov
MEPhI, Moscow, Russia

The report presents experimental studies results of the possibility using the technique of neutron "labeled" reagent (NaCl) for monitoring of the acoustic influence (AI) results in the oil reservoir to increase oil production debits. These obtained data allow us to estimate the effectiveness of acoustic influence the method on managed oil reservoirs in conjunction with the equipment which pulsed neutron-neutron ray logging based on vacuum accelerator tubes that implements the method of neutron "labeled" reagent. The proposed instrumental set ensures reliable process control stimulation of oil from the reservoir and the allocation of layers to abnormal filtration and capacitive properties and their subsequent development.