Method and composition comprising at least three different average particle volume particulates for low damage gravel packing

A method, comprising:

• blending a slurry comprising a carrier fluid suspending a first amount of particulates, a second amount of particulates, and a third amount of particulates, wherein the carrier fluid comprises a brine and a viscosifier, wherein the viscosifier is present in an amount less than about 20 lb per 1000 gallons of carrier fluid, and wherein the sum of the mass of the particulates is greater than about 20 pounds per gallon of carrier fluid;
• wherein the first amount of particulates have a first average particle volume, the second amount of particulates have a second average particle volume, and the third amount of particulates have a third average particle volume;
• wherein the first average particle volume comprises an average particle volume between 27 and 3375 times larger than the second average particle volume, and wherein the second average particle volume comprises an average particle volume larger than the third average particle volume;
• wherein at least one of the second amount of particulates and the third amount of particulates comprise removable particulates;
• positioning a screen and circulating the slurry in a wellbore in any order such that the first amount of particulates, the second amount of particulates, and the third amount of particulates are deposited in an annulus between the screen and a surface of the wellbore;
• removing the removable particulates from the annulus to form a gravel pack;
• producing reservoir fluids through the gravel pack and screen.