Cementing : Well Integrity through Zonal Isolation
Wednesday, 22 October
Room 322
Technical Session
The ultimate goal of cementing is to provide well integrity through zonal isolation during well construction process. As chemistry being one of the main disciplines contributing to the development of several new technologies to achieve long term well integrity in oil and gas wells, several case histories will be discussed in this section. This section will present the application of low-carbon geopolymer based cement free system offshore, epoxy-based sealant injection, seal-healing cement and cementitious swell packer to address sustained casing pressure. The session will also discuss wellbore shielding spacer and industry proven tool for cement placement as lost circulation mitigation measures. Additionally study of rock physical and mechanical properties and use engineered slurry system to prevent cross-flow will also be reviewed in this session.
Session Chairpersons
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0830-0855 228019Development Of A Dry Cement Swell Packer, Development Of A Novel Well Integrity Solution To Prevent Annulus Pressure Migration.
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0855-0920 227928First Low-carbon Geopolymer-based Cement-free Primary Wellbore Isolation In An Offshore Location: A Case Study From Qatar
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0920-0945 228265Optimized Well Design And Tailored Cementing Solutions To Mitigate Loss Zones In Re-entryWells: A Case Study On Combining Cement Support Tools And High Dog-leg SeverityTrajectories
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1015-1040 228104Effect Of Rock Physical And Mechanical Properties On Adhesion Strength At The Rock-cement Paste Interface
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1040-1105 228006Enhancing Well Integrity: Self-healing Cement As A Solution For Sustained Casing Pressure In Qatar
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1105-1130 228264Successful Deployment Of An Advanced Chemistry Enhanced Spacer Facilitates Cement Placement Under Difficult Conditions In Various Well Sections: A Compilation Of Middle East Case Studies.
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Alternate 228035Post-placement Crossflow Was Prevented In 20 Wells By Using A New Approach.
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Alternate 228009Stranger Things 5: First Industry Comparative Study Of Simulator Predictions For Centralization And Mud Removal
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Alternate 228367Annular Expandable System Enabled Effective Reservoir Isolation Within The Production Liner With Full Loses During Cementing