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    1) Open hole sandface completions have low costs but high collapse risk and poor zonal isolation, and are best for reservoirs with no gas cap, thick pay zones, and strong consolidation without bottom water. 2) Cased hole sandface completions allow for better control of water and gas but have higher perforation costs and can cause formation damage from partial penetration during perforation. 3) Tubingless completions provide a permanent well solution that can be used with through tubing perforators, coiled tubing, or slim hole equipment.

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    1) Open hole sandface completions have low costs but high collapse risk and poor zonal isolation, and are best for reservoirs with no gas cap, thick pay zones, and strong consolidation without bottom water. 2) Cased hole sandface completions allow for better control of water and gas but have higher perforation costs and can cause formation damage from partial penetration during perforation. 3) Tubingless completions provide a permanent well solution that can be used with through tubing perforators, coiled tubing, or slim hole equipment.

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    Completion Methods Pt.2

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    1) Open hole sandface completions have low costs but high collapse risk and poor zonal isolation, and are best for reservoirs with no gas cap, thick pay zones, and strong consolidation without bottom water. 2) Cased hole sandface completions allow for better control of water and gas but have higher perforation costs and can cause formation damage from partial penetration during perforation. 3) Tubingless completions provide a permanent well solution that can be used with through tubing perforators, coiled tubing, or slim hole equipment.

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    TPM461

    Komplesi dan Kerja Ulang Sumur


    Wijoyo Daton
    Pros
    Open Hole 1 Low Cost
    Sandface Completions

    Interventions Flexibility
    2
    • Side tracking
    • Underreaming
    • Well Deepening

    Better Productivity
    3
    • No Formation damage
    • Full bore size at production zone
    Cons
    Open Hole 1 High Collapse Risk
    Sandface Completions

    Poor to none zonal isolation /


    2 selection

    3 Poor GOR/WOR control


    When ?
    Open Hole 1 No Gas Cap
    Sandface Completions

    2 Thick Reservoir

    3 Strong to Medium consolidated

    4 No Bottom Water
    Pros
    Cased Hole 1 Easy control on WOR/GOR
    Sandface Completions

    Production Flexibility
    2
    • Support Multiple Completion
    • Easy zone isolation
    • Well Deepening
    Cons
    Cased Hole 1 Perforation Cost
    Sandface Completions

    Production drawbacks
    2
    • Formation damage
    • Unselected perforation
    • Partial Penetration
    Cased Hole Completion

    1 b = fraction of net pay completed

    Bellarby, 2009
    Cased Hole Completion

    Bellarby, 2009
    Cased Hole Completion

    Bellarby, 2009
    Cased Hole Completion
    Partial Penetration

    Odeh, 1980
    Cased Hole Completion
    Partial Penetration

    Odeh, 1980 Bellarby, 2009


    Tubingless Completion
    Tubingless 1 Permanent Well Completion
    Sandface Completions

    Production Spec
    2
    • Through tubing perforator
    • Coiled tubing
    • Slim hole
    Horizontal well Completion
    Horizontal well 1 Due to drillng issue
    Sandface Completions

    Joshi, 1988
    Horizontal well Completion

    Bellarby, 2009

    Kuchuk, 1990
    Horizontal well Completion

    Bellarby, 2009
    Horizontal well Completion

    Bellarby, 2009
    Types of Completion

    Bellarby, 2009
    Types of Completion

    Bellarby, 2009
    Types of Completion

    Aadnoy, 2001
    Samples of Completion
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