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Introduction to well completion General Procedure of well completion Open hole well completion Cased hole well completion

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Introduction to well completionGeneral Procedure of well completionOpen hole well completionCased hole well completion

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Informal definition:The high time of the well when engineer and

personnel comes to decide whether to install the production casing in order to initiate the production at

the surface or it should be abandoned .

Technical Definition:Well completion means to prepare the well for

production by installing the necessary equipments into the well in order to allow the safe

and controlled flow of HCS at the surface.

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In an open hole well completion the production casing is

just set above the pay zone, while the entire deepen bottom

of pay zone is left uncased.

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•Maximum exposure of pay zone

•Less pressure drawdown during flow

•No formation damage occurs due to cementing

and perforation.

•Less formation damage

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•Inability to plug off water or gas zones

•Inability to stimulate the separate zones within the

productive zones

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•For the most common type of well completion today

involves the cased hole completion, in which the

production casing and liner are cemented and

perforated subsequently.

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•Select the sections of the pay zone we wish to produce

•Stimulate the separate pay zone from the well

•Multiple completion zones

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•A Liner is installed across the pay zone•It can be divided into two: Screen Liner and perforated liner

•Screen Liner : Casing is set above the producing zone and

an uncemented screen and liner assembly is installed

across the pay zone

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•Casing is set above the producing zone and a liner assembly is installed across the pay zone and cemented in place. The liner is then perforated selectively for production.

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•Production casing is cemented through the

producing zone and pay section is selectively

perforated

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•Production tubing is perforated and cemented

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•Casing flow: large flow rate no tubing is required, used in middle

east.

•Tubing and Annulus flow: large flow rate flow segregation.

•Tubing flow: Used widely in Malaysia due to safety, may use one

more tubing strings.

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•Simplest way of completing the well

•In this method well is completed by single zone with single

tubing

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•In this multiple branches are drilled from a single zone

•It is used to improve productivity from closely spaced target zones.

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