HYDRODYNAMIC CALCULATION OF JOINT WORK AND BARREL GAS WELLS BOTTOMHOLE FORMATION ZONE IN THE PRESENCE OF A LIQUID PHASE

  • Tulyaganov Shuhrat Dilshatovich Senior researcher, Tashkent State Technical University
  • Muradov Baxodir Juraevich Tashkent medical college, math teacher
Keywords: Gas, iquid, field, well, gas-liquid systems, flow rate, algorithm

Abstract

Gas industry of Uzbekistan is planned to increase gas production to 60 billion. m3. To perform this task, along with the development of major new fields of research are related to the ability to maximize the performance of each individual well, which would reduce the cost of production of gas. A necessary condition for the increase of gas production from the well is to obtain reliable information about the possibilities of gas recovery beds.

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2016-01-31
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Tulyaganov Shuhrat Dilshatovich, & Muradov Baxodir Juraevich. (2016). HYDRODYNAMIC CALCULATION OF JOINT WORK AND BARREL GAS WELLS BOTTOMHOLE FORMATION ZONE IN THE PRESENCE OF A LIQUID PHASE. World Science, 1(1(5), 49-53. Retrieved from https://rsglobal.pl/index.php/ws/article/view/592
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Vol 1 No 1(5) (2016): World Science
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Engineering Sciences

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