RSRamil Faizyrovich Sharafutdinov

Ramil Faizyrovich Sharafutdinov

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Ramil Faizyrovich Sharafutdinov has a total of 35 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:


Latest Publications

  • Open Access

    INVESTIGATION OF REGENERATION OF KU-2-8 CATIONITE IN SODIUM FORM BY DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF SODIUM CHLORIDE

    by Denis V. Kosmylin, Rim A. Valiullin, Ramil F. Sharafutdinov, Rustem A. Galimov

    Изучение распределения теплового поля точечного источника тепла при наличии радиального потока

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    Analytical models of induction heating of casing in a producing well

    by F.F. Davletshin, А. Ш. Рамазанов, Р. Ф. Шарафутдинов, R. Z. Akchurin, Денис Владимирович Космылин, F. I. Ibadov


  • INFLUENCE OF THE GEOTHERMAL GRADIENT ON THE PROFILE OF A QUASI-STATIONARY THERMOGRAM IN A PRODUCTION WELL

    by Марат Финатович Закиров, Айрат Шайхуллинович Рамазанов, Рамиль Фаизырович Шарафутдинов

    В приведенной работе рассматривается влияние геотермического распределения на профиль термограммы для длительно работающей скважины. Показано, что при различных геотермических градиентах наклон термограмм выше работающего пласта может иметь одинаковые значения. Полученные результаты могут быть использованы для определения начального распределения температуры из профиля температуры для длительно работающей...


  • The Use of Induction Heating in Assessing the Technical Condition and Operating Intervals in Producing Wells

    by Ramil Faizyrovich Sharafutdinov, Rim Abdullovich Valiullin, Denis Vladimirovich Kosmylin, Ayrat Shaikhullinovich Ramazanov, Vladimir Yakovlevich Fedotov, Vladimir Vladimirovich Bajenov, Alik Islamgaleevich Imaev

    The paper considers two approaches based on the use of an induction heater: the first is a "large thermal anemometer", in which the casing is heated by induction action and the problem of determining column flows, determining the flow rate and the inflow profile is solved by analyzing the formation of thermal labels (Valiullin et al., 2001, Valiullin et al., 2002), the second is a "small radial-azimuth thermal anemometer - small thermal anemometer", where an induction heater is used to heat the element of the thermal anemometer. In the second case, the problem of estimating the flow direction and estimating the flow rate is solved. For the first approach, "large thermal anemometer", the results of theoretical and experimental studies of the temperature field distribution in a physical model as close as possible to the design of a real oil well, with induction heating of the column taking into account the column flow of liquid. The influence of forced convection on the readings of temperature sensors with different locations in the well (pressed against the inner wall of the column, along the axis of the device) is studied. The advantages of the azimuthal location of temperature sensors when measuring temperature anomalies of the column motion of a liquid are shown. It is established that with the help of an azimuthally distributed temperature probe, it is possible to determine the column flow "from above" when measuring above and below the heating point of the inductor. The optimal time intervals for measuring the temperature at which the allocation of channels for the column movement of the liquid is most effective are determined. For the second approach, "small thermal anemometer", the design features of a borehole thermoconductive indicator of the inflow of indirect heating, which is heated using an induction heater, are considered. Using an induction heater, a uniform heating of the housing of the borehole thermoconductive inflow indicator is achieved. Due to the developed design, the sensor is able to detect the presence of a liquid flow directed perpendicular to the body, and determine the direction of this flow. The "large thermal anemometer" technology has been tested, which has shown its effectiveness and prospects for using it to determine backwater flows (column circulation), but there are still questions related to assessing the effect of thermal convection on the recorded temperature and the possibility of diagnosing the column circulation channel (Valiullin et al., 2017). The article (Valiullin et al., 2008) describes the developed equipment of the "active thermometry" method for conducting geophysical studies of wells, while the classical location of temperature sensors along the axis of the device is used in the borehole probe, which does not make it possible to determine the channels of the circulation channels. The sensors located in this way are more susceptible to the influence of thermal convection, while the change in the velocity and composition of the fluid can be estimated as the presence of circulation channel. In this regard, work was carried out to reduce the influence of convection, the design of the temperature probe was developed, which allows minimizing the influence of thermal convection and increasing the efficiency of the allocation of circulation channel. Thermoanemometers, better known as thermoanemometer sensors (borehole thermoconductive inflow indicator), have been widely used in field geophysics (Zhuvagin et al., 1973). The traditional sensor of a thermal anemometer, with all its advantages, is not without disadvantages, and one of these is the inability to unambiguously determine the presence and direction of the fluid flow directed perpendicular to its body. The solution of this problem would allow, along with the known solved problems, to increase the information content of the thermoanemometer sensor, namely, in terms of detecting the leakiness of the column, evaluating the operating intervals at low debits, the flow direction. This problem is solved in this work on the basis of the use of an indirect induction heater.


  • NUMERICAL STUDY OF NON-ISOTHERMAL FILTRATION OF COMPRESSIBLE FLUID IN A LOW-PERMEABILITY RESERVOIR WITH A HYDRAULIC FRACTURE

    by R. F. Sharafutdinov, F. F. Davletshin

    This paper considers the results of calculating transient pressure and temperature fields in a low-permeability reservoir with a hydraulic fracture taking into account the thermodynamic (Joule–Thomson and adiabatic) effects. The influence of fracture parameters (width and permeability) on the nature of time variation in the temperature of the fluid flowing into the well is analyzed. It is shown that as the pressure gradient in the fracture increases with decreasing fracture width and permeability, the contribution of the Joule–Thomson effect increases and, as a consequence, the temperature of the flowing fluid increases over time; as the fracture width and permeability increase, the adiabatic cooling effect begins to prevail, resulting in a decrease in the temperature of the flowing fluid. The considered features of the temperature field can be used to evaluate hydraulic fracture parameters.


  • Modeling the sedimentation rate of mechanical impurities in the horizontal wellbore

    by M.F. Zakirov, R.F. Sharafutdinov, R.A. Valiullin, I.G. Nizaeva


  • Filtration of live oil in the presence of phase transitions in a porous medium with inhomogeneous permeability

    by R. F. Sharafutdinov, A. S. Bochkov, A. M. Sharipov, A. A. Sadretdinov

    The radial angular temperature distribution in a porous medium with inhomogeneous permeability is investigated by numerical simulation of nonisothermal filtration of live oil taking into account the degassing heat, the Joule–Thomson effect, and the adiabatic effect. It is shown that inhomogeneous permeability in the near-wellbore zone of a porous reservoir leads to anomalous cooling due to rapid degassing in the highly permeable region.


  • The Influence of Interfacial Heat Exchange on Temperature Distribution in Horizontal Well with Stratified Flow

    by Ramil F. Sharafutdinov, Timur R. Khabirov, Nadezhda V. Novoselova

    В работе рассматривается влияние различных параметров водонефтяного потока в горизонтальной скважине на интенсивность межфазного теплообмена. Анализ проведен для расслоенного режима течения с использованием одномерной численной модели. Показано, что расстояния, требуемые для полного выравнивания температур фаз, могут составлять десятки и сотни метров. При этом наибольшее влияние на интенсивность межфазного теплообмена при расслоенном режиме течения оказывают теплопроводность и вязкость нефти, а также угол наклона скважины. Для более полной информации о дебите и составе притока для исследования таких скважин рекомендуется использование распределенных по сечению скважины датчиков температуры.