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The problem of fluid filtration through cement stone on gas fields with low reservoir permeability

Partial destruction of cement stone or an increase in its permeability during the development of oil and gas fields is a frequent occurrence. There are a huge number of natural and man-made factors that lead to an increase in the gas permeability of the cement ring. This article attempts to investigate the permeability of cement stone in active and abandoned wells. It presents an overview of experimental works devoted to determining the real permeability of cement stone on samples and according to the results of studying the state of wells in various conditions.