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Corrosion Control in Gas-Lift Wells

Corrosion, 1952
Severe corrosion was found to be taking place in the South Texas oil wells where producing pressures were not abnormally high. Most of these wells were produced by gas lift. An investigation was instigated to study the causes of the corrosion and find some means of bringing it under control.
D. A. Shock, J. D. Sudbury
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CO2 Gas Lift – Is It Right For You?

SPE Mid-Continent Operations Symposium, 1999
Abstract Gas lift can be installed in producing wells within a CO2 flood utilizing the nearly pure injection CO2 or the mixed hydrocarbon/CO2 gas returning to the production station. Lift gas injection rates can be varied to correspond to the water content resulting from the water-alternating-gas (WAG) results.
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Gas Lift

2007
Herald W. Winkler, Jack R. Blann
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GAS-LIFT CONTROL

2023
RASHID KASHIF, GAMBARETTO AGUSTIN
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Gas Lift

2003
James Lea, Henry Nickens, Michael Wells
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GAS LIFT

2008
James F. Lea, Henry V. Nickens, Mike R. Wells   +2 more
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Uninterrupted lift of gas, water, and fines in unconventional gas wells using foam-assisted artificial lift

Gas Science and Engineering, 2023
Mahshid Firouzi, Pouria Amani
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Gas Lift

2020
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Gas lift

2019
James F. Lea, Lynn Rowlan
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Gas Lift

2017
Boyun Guo, Xinghui Liu, Xuehao Tan
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