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Copyright 2001 SIEP B.V

Completion Equipment

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Well life cycle roles and responsibilities

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Production technology (basis for well design)

‹ Selection of suitable well type

‹ Reservoir well bore interface

‹ Tubing and casing size and quality

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Drilling Engineer (well bore and structure detail design and construction

‹ Construction of well bore and structure

‹ Installation of completion

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Production Operations (well conduit detail design and maintenance of well)

‹ Selection of components

‹ Acceptance of constructed asset

‹ Operate well

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Completion categories based on the reservoir

-wellbore interface

UNCEMENTED LINER COMPLETION OPENHOLE COMPLETION PERFORATED COMPLETION Sump Casing Cement Cap rock Casing shoe Openhole interval Rubble or gravel Damaged zone Perforations Productive formation Slotted liner Liner hanger Cement Production casing Dr No TCM 6198 .V

Completion functional requirements

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Provide optimum flowing conditions

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Protect casing

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Downhole emergency isolation

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Permit downhole chemical injection

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Bowl type tubing head

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.V Permanent

Packer

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Simple slip and packer design

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Capable of withstanding high tensile

forces and differential pressures

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Relatively large through bore

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Indicated when:

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Differential pressure across packer exceeds

5000 psi

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Temperature exceeds 225 deg F

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H2S is present

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Permanent Packer Characteristics

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Top and bottom slips

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Packer element (solid / complex)

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Anti-extrusion rings for element

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Ratch-latch mechanism to hold

set

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Milling required to recover

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Designed for milling – lock rings

etc

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Packer Setting Options

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Mechanical

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Rotation

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Compression

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Tension

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Hydraulic

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Pressure applied to tubing or annulus

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Differential pressure acts on setting tool (permanent packer) or internal

setting sleeve (retrievable packer)

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Preferred method for deep / deviated wells

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Electrical

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Hydraulically Set Packers

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Packer set using internal

pressure (against tubing plug)

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Pressure acts through port (A) on

setting piston (B)

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Shear pin (C) breaks

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Setting sleeve drives bottom slips

(D) up against cone (E)

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Element (F) and upper slips

energised then slips break and bite

into casing

A

B

C

D

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F

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Anchor Latch

•Anchors the completion tubing to

the packer

•Creates a static seal between the

tubing and the packer

•Allows the packer to be run with

the completion (one run)

•Can be rotated out of the packer

•Can be re-installed with a straight

push into the packer

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Advantage of having Seal Area above

Packer

d D D Tubing Max. Dia. Seal Area Casing Packer IE P B .V

Monobore Completion

9 5/ 8” Casing, 8.54” ID TRSCSSV Landing Nipple, 5.750” ID 7” Tubing, 5.963” ID Flow Coupling Seal Stem, 6.023” ID Liner PBR, 7.50” ID Back Packer/Liner Hanger

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Blowout

Kuwait

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Wireline retrievable safety valve

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Where in the string do we put the SCSSV?

z Limitation of valve

z Hydrate depth

z Cratering depth

z Collapse limitation of tubing

z Scaling, wax, asphaltenes

z KO point

z Risk assessment

z Subsidence

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Safety Valve Landing Nipple

Honed bore

Non welded shoulder

to protect C/L while RIH

Honed bore

Control line

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Integral annulus safety valve

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Ways of providing a circulation route

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Sliding side door

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Side pocket mandrel

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Coiled tubing

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Tubing punch

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Reverse v forward circulation

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Potentially corrosive well fluids kept off casing

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Less pressure on surface equipment

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Natural direction for the flow of the lighter hydrocarbons

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Better sweep of hydrocarbons out of tubing

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Xmas Trees

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Xmas Trees

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