ANALYSIS OF EQUIPMENT USED FOR DRILLING GAS WELLS WITH NITROGEN INJECTION

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62724/202530606

Keywords:

азот, бурение, газовые скважины, азотные комплексы, криогенное оборудование, насосный агрегат

Abstract

The article presents a comprehensive analysis of equipment used in drilling gas wells with nitrogen, focusing on its advantages, operational features, and prospects for implementation in Kazakhstan. Nitrogen technology is considered a modern and promising method that can significantly improve the efficiency and safety of drilling operations. It provides higher penetration rates, reduces the risks of borehole collapses and stuck pipe incidents, minimizes damage to the productive reservoir, and lowers costs by reducing the need for heavy equipment, personnel, and intermediate cementing. A comparative evaluation of different nitrogen complex configurations was carried out, including monoblock units on heavy MZKT chassis and mobile systems based on KamAZ vehicles and PZGT trailers. The analysis of key operational parameters demonstrated the clear advantages of mobile complexes, which are better adapted to the geological and logistical conditions of the fields. Special attention is given to safety when working with cryogenic media and high pressure, as well as to environmental aspects. The results confirm the effectiveness of nitrogen application and open new prospects for the development of Kazakhstan’s oil and gas industry, enhancing its sustainability and competitiveness.

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Author Biographies

  • Ainash Nurbulatovna, Atyrau University of Oil and Gas named after S. Utebayev

    Doctoral Student

  • Adil Zholdasovich, Branch of “KMG Engineering”

    Deputy Director for Production,

  • Sarsenbay Abilovich, Branch of “KMG Engineering” LLP

    Director of the Department for Drilling and Environmental Design

  • Yerkezhan Zhakyipbekkyzy, Kazakh National Technical Research University named after K.I. Satbayev

    Doctoral Student

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Published

2025-10-15

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