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Mitigating Compaction Damage in Real-Time for Openhole Sand Control Applications

Autor: Carl W. Stoesz, Nilufer D. Surveyor, Denise M. Earles, Marc N. Samuelson, Jeremiah Glen Pearce, Hans DeJongh

Publikováno v: All Days.

Abstract Subsurface stresses can cause formation faults, slippage, and reservoir compaction, which can damage or permanently shut in a well. Traditional means of detecting these failures are limited and usually require moving a costly rig onto locati

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https://doi.org/10.2523/iptc-14931-ms

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Fiber Optic Strain Sensing at the Sand Face Enables Real-Time Flow Monitoring and Compaction Mitigation in Openhole Applications

Autor: Nilufer D. Surveyor, Jeremy Pearce, Denise M. Earles, Hans A. deJongh, Cooper C. Gill, Carl W. Stoesz

Publikováno v: All Days.

Subsurface stresses can cause formation faults, slippage, and reservoir compaction, which can damage or permanently shut in a well. Traditional means of detecting these failures are limited and usually require moving a costly rig onto locations, and

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https://doi.org/10.2118/147439-ms

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Fiber Optic Installation at the Sand Face Enables Real-Time Flow Monitoring and Compaction mitigation in Openhole Applications

Autor: Denise M. Earles, Cooper C. Gill, Carl W. Stoesz, Nilufer D. Surveyor, Jeremy G. Pearce, Hans A. deJongh

Publikováno v: All Days.

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https://doi.org/10.4043/22681-ms

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Mitigating Compaction Damage Through Real-Time Strain Monitoring at the Sandface

Autor: Carl W. Stoesz, Denise M. Earles, Hans De Jongh, Alpha Liang

Publikováno v: All Days.

Subsurface geo-mechanical stresses can cause formation faults, slippage, and compaction. These movements result in well failures, impacting production and resulting in significant expense and lost revenue. Traditional means for detecting such failure

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https://doi.org/10.2118/141741-ms

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