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    Well completion involves selecting and installing equipment to optimize production over a well's lifetime. Completion depends on whether the well is plugged/abandoned, suspended, or completed as a producer. Key completion operations for a producing well include perforating, sand control, installing packers and tubing, and bringing the well online. Well testing aims to determine flow rates, sample fluids, and understand wellbore conditions, PVT properties, productivity, and pressure transients.

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    Well completion involves selecting and installing equipment to optimize production over a well's lifetime. Completion depends on whether the well is plugged/abandoned, suspended, or completed as a producer. Key completion operations for a producing well include perforating, sand control, installing packers and tubing, and bringing the well online. Well testing aims to determine flow rates, sample fluids, and understand wellbore conditions, PVT properties, productivity, and pressure transients.

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    Well completion involves selecting and installing equipment to optimize production over a well's lifetime. Completion depends on whether the well is plugged/abandoned, suspended, or completed as a producer. Key completion operations for a producing well include perforating, sand control, installing packers and tubing, and bringing the well online. Well testing aims to determine flow rates, sample fluids, and understand wellbore conditions, PVT properties, productivity, and pressure transients.

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    Well Completion and Testing

    Well Completion
    Completion a technique where equipments are selected & installed in a well to get optimal production for entire foreseeable producing life of a oil or gas well
    The completion of a well depends on following criteria: i. Plugged and abandoned (as it has no further use i.e. a duster). ii Suspended as a future or possible production well. iii. Completed as a production well.

    Producing well
    Well completion operations include:
    Perforating. Sand

    control. Production packer installation. Tubing (completion) string / tubing hanger installation. Downhole safety valve installation. Xmas tree installation. Bringing the well onto production.

    Separator

    WELL HEAD & X-MAS TREE

    Location & Situation


    On land Offshore - Shallow water - Deep water: wet or dry completion Fluid : Sweet, Sour , Corrosive Flow Potential of well : Flow rate Multiple completion Workover requirement: Frequency of W/O job & nature: Stimulation, recompletion, Water & gas shutoff, GP etc

    Openhole completion
    Advantages: Minimize formation damage No perforation required. Deepening and easy to convert in other mode.( liner) Log interpretation is not critical. Dis- advantages: Difficult to control gas / water. Selective stimulation is difficult

    Tubing less cased hole completion


    Advantage:
    Little flow restriction Ease to deepening Easy to well clean out Selective stimulation is possible.

    Disadvantages:
    Difficult to gravel pack Corrosion of casing Limited casing strength

    Conventional completion
    Advantages
    Less corrosion Easy to control water or gas

    Disadvantages:
    Tubing restrict the flow of producing fluid. Expensive

    HR-5
    TUBING HANGER:

    - 3.1/2 KB 17.62 M
    FLOW COUPLING

    30 CSG. Approx 132 M 20 CSG. Approx 296 M

    3.1/2 SSSV 147.20 m

    3.1/2 TBGS.

    13.3/8 CSG. Approx 1128 M

    Case History Well No.: HR#5


    PERFORATIONS :

    2 7/8 EXPANSION JOINT 2067.48 M

    3 x 9 5/8 HYDRAULIC PACKER 2080.08 M

    LANDING NIPPLE

    2092.50 M
    POP 2101.63 M

    H3 B: 2141 - 73
    9 5/8 CSG SHOE 2337 M CD: 2259 M

    HSB-5
    TUBING HANGER:

    - 3.1/2 KB 16 m.
    FLOW COUPLING

    30 CSG. Approx 138 M 20 CSG. Approx 256 M

    3.1/2 SSSV 147.20 m

    3.1/2 TBGS.

    13.3/8 CSG. Approx 14 60 M

    Case History Well No.: HSB#5


    PERFORATIONS :

    3.1/2 PREMIUM EXPANSION JOINTS

    9 5/8 PERMANENT PACKER 2124.59 M

    H3 A: 2146 - 50 H3 B: 2156 - 75
    9 5/8 CSG SHOE 2272 M

    CD: 2197 M

    Uncemented Liner Completions


    Advantages of Uncemented Liner Completions are:
    Entire pay zone open to the wellbore. No perforating cost. Log interpretation is not critical. Adaptable to special sand control methods. No clean out problems. Wire wrapped screens can be placed later.

    Disadvantages of Uncemented Liner Completions are:


    The formation may be damaged during the drilling process. Excessive water or gas is difficult to control. Casing is set before pay zones are drilled and logged. Selective stimulation is not possible.

    Perforated Cemented Casing Completions


    Advantages of Perforated Casing or Liner Completions are: Is safer during well completion operations. Effect of formation damage is minimal. Excessive water or gas production may be controlled or eliminated. The zones can be selectively stimulated. The liner impedes sand influx. The well can be easily deepened. Is easier to plan for completing. Disadvantages of Perforated Casing or Liner Completions are: The wellbore diameter through the pay zone(s) is restricted. Log interpretation is critical. Liner cementation is more difficult to obtain than casing cementation. Perforating, cementing and rig time incurs additional costs.

    Classification-by Mode Of Production


    Flowing. Artificial lift.


    Tubingless Completions Tubing Flow Completions High Rate Liner or Monobore

    Artificial Lift Completion

    PACKERS

    SLIM INFLATABLE PACKERS

    SUCKER ROD PUMP

    SAND CONTROL

    Number of Zones Completed


    Single Zone Completions

    Multiple completion
    Advantages
    Reducing development cost. selective zone well control is possible. Use of natural energy from one zone to artificially produce anther zone is possible

    Disadvantages:
    Large no of downhole equipment Expensive and complicated Possible loss of production in zone due to mechanical problems and formation damage during workover.

    Multiple Zone Completions

    Various down hole equipment


    Packers Side pocket mandrels Sliding sleeves Landing nipples Sub surface safety valves Circulating valves Gas lift valves Bridge plugs etc

    Horizontal Completions

    Methods used to complete horizontal wells.

    Classification of completions for horizontal wells

    Methods of Completing Horizontal Wells

    Methods of Completing Horizontal Wells

    MULTI LATERALS

    WELL TESTING

    Aim of well testing


    Flow rates Sampling Well bore conditions
    PVT condition Productivity Transients

    PORTABLE TESTING SEPARATOR

    THREE PHASE SEPARATOR INTERNALS

    RATE SEQUENCE

    IPR CURVES

    PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION IN THE FORMATION

    SUB SEA TEST TREE

    TIPICAL OFFSHORE TESTING SET UP

    FLUD SAMPLING

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