Well Performance and Control
This session examines well performance and control challenges across completion design, sand control, injectivity, and well integrity. Presentations combine full-scale experiments, analytical modeling, and field case studies covering autonomous inflow control devices, sanding, corrosion assessment, and solids injection behavior. Practical insights from novel interventions, wireline solutions, and completion optimization demonstrate how advanced diagnostics and design choices improve reliability, recovery, and lifecycle well management.
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0830-0855 233891Full-Scale Erosion Evaluation of ICD Sand Screens Using Experimental Testing and CT-Based Characterization
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0855-0920 233977Sanding at Low Gas Flux in Cased and Perforated Wells in Weakly Cemented Reservoir Formations: A Field Case
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0920-0945 234194Rethinking Completion Design: A Numerical and Experimental Evaluation of Autonomous Inflow Control Versus Traditional Openhole Gravel Packs
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1015-1040 233990Evaluation Of Autonomous Inflow Control For The Roncador Field In Brazil: Flow‑Loop Testing Insights And Field Integration For Optimized Recovery
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1040-1105 233972Comprehensive Well Integrity Assessment Using Innovative Corrosion Mapping Applications In A Mature Oil Field
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1105-1130 233989An Analytical Model for Predicting Injectivity Decline During High-rate Injection of Solid Suspension in Horizontal Well
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Alternate 234012Breaking the Limits: How Wireline Solutions Conquered a Unique Coiled Tubing Fishing Challenge


