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Topical Issues of Rational Use of Natural Resources SAINT PETERSBURG MINING UNIVERSITY XVII INTERNATIONAL FORUM-CONTEST OF STUDENTS AND YOUNG RESEARCHERS TOPICAL ISSUES OF RATIONAL USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS VOLUME 1 31 MAY– 06 JUNE SAINT PETERSBURG 2021 UNDER THE AUSPICES OF UNESCO Saint Petersburg Mining University TOPICAL ISSUES OF RATIONAL USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES XVII INTERNATIONAL FORUM-CONTEST OF STUDENTS AND YOUNG RESEARCHERS UNDER THE AUSPICES OF UNESCO 31 May-6 June 2021 SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS VOLUME 1 SAINT PETERSBURG 2021 УДК 001:(622+55+669+33+502) ББК 26+33+35.514+34.3+65 М432 The Volume contains works of young researchers - participants of the XVII International Forum-Contest of Students and Young Researchers “Topical Issues of Rational Use of Natural Resources”, which was held at St. Petersburg Mining University on 31 May-6 June, 2021. The Volume can be of great interest for a wide range of researchers, scientists, university lecturers, specialists and managers of industrial enterprises and organisations as well as for businesspeople involved in exploration, prospecting, development and processing of minerals. Editorial Board: Vladimir T. Borzenkov (Chairman), Professors: Mikhail V. Dvoinikov, Andrey M. Shchipachev, Olga V. Cheremisina, Tatiana N. Alexandrova, Oleg I. Kazanin, Petr A. Demenkov, Murat G, Mustafin, Alexey S. Egorov, Oleg M. Prischepa, Alexey E. Cherepovytsin, Vyacheslav V. Maksarov, Vadim A. Shpenst, Maria A. Pashkevich, Associate Professors: Dmitrii S. Tananykhin, Pavel A. Petrov, Nikolai A. Vakhnin, Irina V. Potseshkovskaya, Senior Lecturer Aleksandr S. Danilov. ISBN 978-5-94211-940-9 (Vol.1) © Saint Petersburg Mining University, 2021 ISBN 978-5-94211-939-3 Session 1. INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE FIELD OF DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF HYDROCARBON FIELDS Anna Airapetova Development of a device for cleaning perforation channels in a well……………………… 14 Maksim I. Borisov, Ivan B. Stepanenko Magnetic oil treatment to reduce the viscosity and intensity of the formation asphaltene- resin-paraffin deposits……………………………………………………………………... 15 Andrey A. Filatov Development and research of fracturing fluid based on modified viscoelastic composition 17 Dawid Gajda Sealing efficiency of epoxy liners in underground hydrogen storage……………………… 18 Аbdumalik T. Gayubov Analysis of non-linear effects in porous media using machine learning methods………… 19 Anar M. Iskendirova New subsoil code and its impact to petroleum exploration and development operation…… 20 Vusal Karimov Screening, evaluation, and ranking of reservoirs suitable for CO2-flood EOR and carbon dioxide sequestration……………………………………………………………………… 22 Khamidullin D.F. Creation of a comprehensive algorithm for analysis of oil fields to increase their economic attractiveness……………………………………………………………………………… 23 Valerii V. Khimulia Deformation and filtration processes in reservoirs of underground gas storages when implementing the directional unloading method………………………………………… 25 Artur A. Khisamov Unsteady flow through a porous stratum with hydraulic fracture………………………… 26 Makhmetkhozha S. Shakhmardan Calculation of maximum allowable annulus surface pressure…………………………… 27 Andrei Maltcev Modelling of secondary reactions to improve sandstone acid treatment effectiveness…… 28 Nguyen Van Thang Technology to prevent the formation of wax deposits in gas-lift wells on offshore oil and gas fields in Vietnam……………………………………………………………………… 30 Vladislav A. Ogai Using the method of gas-liquid flow research at different gas pressures…………………… 31 Tiba A. Rabeeah Wellbore heat losses and casing temperature during steam injection……………………… 33 Kirill A. Ravelev Development of recommendations of thermobaric transportation conditions of carbon dioxide in a road tank to the oil production well…………………………………………… 34 Zilia f. Sharafieva Rheological properties of a polymer modified zwitterionic surfactant…………………… 36 Maxim V. Sharonov Temperature operating mode determination of wells equipped with ESPS and assessment of the complications probability when the pump unit leaves the optimal temperature zone 37 3 Elvira I. Shmeleva Influence of oil-soluble precursors of the catalyst on the conversion degree of Samara region heavy oils under steam stimulation processes……………………………………… 38 Ivan B. Stepanenko, Maksim I. Borisov, Vitaly S. Bakaneev Development and justification of the complex technology based on the waterflooding system energy recovery, aimed at increasing oil production efficiency…………………… 40 Polina A. Tsvetkova A new view at the development of deposits of the Vikulovskaya formation of the Krasnoleninskii Arch……………………………………………………………………… 41 German N. Zaozerskij Comprehensive study of the effect of paraffin deposits on the oil displacement coefficient by water of different temperatures on the example of a high-paraffin oil field…………… 43 Kseniia S. Zhukova Data-driven model for hydraulic fracturing efficiency by utilizing the real-time treatment data………………………………………………………………………………………… 44 Liybov G. Zhulina Development of a borehole self-expanding filter………………………………………… 45 Session 2. PROMISING DESIGN AND ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS IN WELL CONSTRUCTION Hani Al Khalaf Determining the optimum concentration of pumpkin seed shells as filtration control additive to water-based mud system……………………………………………………… 48 Mohammed R. Al-Sheikh Jadeer Drilling of directional and horizontal oil and gas wells…………………………………… 51 Alikhanov N.T. Study and development of barite-free drilling mud compositions…………………………. 52 Mohammad Barkhordar A review on well integrity in formation-cement-casing system…………………………… 54 Adrian Bugajny A comparative analysis of the change in thermal conductivity of grout in borehole heat exchangers for geothermal installations…………………………………………………… 55 Anton E. Golovchenko Development of analysis system for physical and mechanical properties of rocks in the drilling process…………………………………………………………………………… 57 Alexey A. Hynku Interval reverse-reagent treatment of water wells by means of swabbing………………… 59 Reza Jalakani A review on the effect of mud weight on rate of pentration and wellbore stability………… 61 Kamaev D.R. Study of the effect of corrosive-active agents on the plugging material destruction processes………………………………………………………………………………… 62 Kazaku Vitaly Development of a software-algorithmic module that calculates pulsed circulation parameters in horizontal wells…………………………………………………………… 65 Khosravanian Nabiollah A review on well control operations during managed pressure drilling…………………… 66 4 Vlada S. Kovalchuk Analysis of efficiency of carbon materials introduction into plugging mixtures………… 68 Kseniia O. Kovaleva Mechanisms of destruction of mudstones and methods of their inhibition………………… 69 Mehdi Mazloom A review on effect of mud cake properties in well construction process…………………… 71 Ramon Perdomo The role of big data and digital acceleration to overcome circular economy challenges and cost-effective use of resources in oil and gas industry…………………………………… 73 Shahboz Sh. Qodirov Neural network predictive model of drill tools sticking by time of well drilling…………… 74 Asad Safarov Optimization of high pressure high temperature gas well control………………………… 75 Session 3. TOPICAL ISSUES OF PIPELINE TRANSPORT IN THE 21ST CENTURY Roman S. Grishin Development of an automated system for removing sediments from reservoirs…………… 77 Oleg A. Ignatchenko Technologies for increasing the efficiency of compressor stations due to use of vented gas 78 Radmila R. Khayrullina Study of the negative impact of vibration on the technological pipelines of compressor stations…………………………………………………………………………………… 80 Mikhail V. Klochkov Analysis of the effectiveness of methods for reducing the hydraulic resistance of fluid flow in main pipelines………………………………………………………………………… 81 Dmitrii N. Pekhterev Monitoring of engineering status of main pipeline linear portion………………………… 83 Vayner D.B. Reducing the viscosity of the transported oil with the use of control monitoring by ultrasonic impact………………………………………………………………………… 85 Yiyuan Yang Long-distance oil and gas transportation pipeline safety early warning system based on deep learning approach…………………………………………………………………… 87 Session 4. CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY OF NATURAL ENERGY SOURCES, CARBON MATERIALS AND INORGANIC SUBSTANCES Daria A. Alferova Increasing the extraction ratio of rare earth elements from solutions with titanium admixtures………………………………………………………………………………… 89 Daniil A. Balandinskij Synergistic effect of D2EHPA on apatite flotation with fatty acid collector…………… 90 Tan Sang Cao Changes in total saponin contents and anti-trypsin activity of Codonopsis Javanica fractions due to liqid-liquid extraction…………………………………………………… 92 5 Rayana Hellen Carneiro Araujo Process engineering concept design and plant engineerng development for the decentralized production of synthetic fuels from biogas………………………………… 94 Ngoc Do Thi Bich Prospects for processing beet pulp for obtaining pectin………………………………… 95 Ekaterina N. Fedorova Comparative analysis for porphyrins of various fields heavy oils………………………… 97 Andrea M. Gallardo Study of regeneration of H2S adsorption pellets based on chemical and magnetic properties………………………………………………………………………………… 99 Livan García Obregón Evaluation of the manifestations of kaolinitic clays from Farallones, Moa, for the production of low carbon cement………………………………………………………… 100 Ilia S. Grishin Structural features of silicon oxycarbide composites obtained by mechanochemical route 101 Min Hao Swelling response of anthracite coal during CH4-CO2 competitive adsorption by molecular simulation………………………………………………………………………
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