Innovative solutions in carbonate and sand control environments
Tuesday, 24 September
Room 228 - 230
Technical Session
This session focuses on innovative approaches in terms of stimulation pumping chemicals and associated interactions with matrix and proppants as well as data interrogation to gain insights in sand control environments. This session will allow the audience to learn about risks to “routine” pumping operations that may not be apparent, potentially leaving value on the table due to poorly understood reservoir and wellbore fluid interaction mechanisms.
Session Chairpersons
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0830-0855 220855Horizontal Open Hole Gravel Pack Challenges And Lessons Learned From More Than 60 Offshore Wells Performed In Peregrino Field.
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0855-0920 221046Acid Job Limit In Proppant-Fractured Formations Across Various Formation Types
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0920-0945 220860Sanding At Low Oil And Water Flux In Cased And Perforated Wells In Weak Formations
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1015-1040 221018Utilizing Alpha Amylase As A Substitute For Urease Enzyme In Enzyme-induced Carbonate Precipitation Solutions For Sand Consolidation In Oil And Gas Wells
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1040-1105 220859First Worldwide Application Of New Generation Single-phase Retarded Acid In High-temperature Carbonate, Mexico.
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1105-1130 220879First Application Of Novel Chemical Activated Open-hole Isolation System: An Expanding Metal Alloy Packer Transforming To Rock-like Material
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Alternate 220886Decision Criterion For Stimulation Method: Proppant Fracturing, Acid Fracturing Or Matrix Acidizing?
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Alternate 221086The Technology Of Magnetic Subs For Downhole Scale Mitigation
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Alternate 221052Deeper Rock Acid Penetration, A Key Success Factor For The Matrix Stimulation Jobs
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