Published October 2010

The role of micro and macro nanoparticles formed in the result of ultrasound radiation in oil extracting and in protection of the environment

A.M. Hasanov

Ultrasound radiation creates micro and macro bubbles which have high internal pressure as a result of mechanical oscillatory movement in the oil – water environment, where bubbles’ explosion results in oscillation of sand particles and prevention of plugging. Oil products become active by splintering nanoparticles and stimulate the effective exploitation (output) of the well and minimize ecological waste penetrating into the productive layer of the well and perforation holes.