Room 212
Conventional & Unconventional Perspectives on Education, Training
& Employee Development
Session Chairpersons: Kent
Nuttell, Baker Hughes;
Michael Saldana, Occidental Petroleum
Discussions focus on best practices in education, training, and
development of technical employees.
|
0830 |
156136 |
Structured Mentoring: A Critical Component of a Global Talent Management Strategy
M. Rousseau, Baker Hughes |
0855 |
159203 |
Implementing Knowledge-Sharing Systems And Establishing a Culture to Share Lessons Learned Within a Multidisciplinary Company Enhancing Effective Knowledge Transfer
I. Hinze, P.B. Perry, G.T. Jacob, W.V. Wise, Baker Hughes |
0920 |
158265 |
An Examination of Cultural Values and Employees' Perceptions
of Support on Affective Reaction and the Desire To Participate
in a Formal Mentoring Program in an Oilfield Services Corporation
H.B. Hayes, Texas A&M University; M. Rousseau, Baker
Hughes |
0945 |
159632 |
Technology Enhanced Online Learning for Drilling Equipment
Improves Knowledge Transfer
K.B. Keable, Oilennium; T.M. Redlinger, Weatherford |
1040 |
159367 |
Evolving a Business-Driven Competency and Employee
Development Program to Deliver Superior Business Results and
Satisfy Regulatory Requirements
J. Leuro, T. Kruger, Halliburton |
1105 |
160017 |
Hands-on Teaching for Petroleum Engineers in the 21st Century: A Balance Between High-Tech and Simple Demonstrators
C. Teodoriu, TU Clausthal |
1130 |
159948 |
Using Equipment Simulators for Effective Training and Increasing Competence in Well Service Operations
A. Celano, G. Kersey, A. Le Blanc, Baker Hughes; W. Fiffick, Canrig Drilling Technologies |
Room 213
Digital Technology Enabled Workflow Transformation and Integration
Session Chairpersons: James
Brannigan, Schlumberger;
Michael Konopczynski, Halliburton
This session explores case studies of digital technology application
and how it enabled workflow transformation and integration. The
case studies demonstrate the importance of managing change to
workflows and business processes to fully realize the benefits
of digital technology investments. |
0830 |
156154 |
Mobile Applications Development for Upstream Solutions
H.A. Al-Naim, A. Al-Qurtas, M.T. Awan, S.X. Rihabe, M.A. Ibrahim,
H.S. Al-Madani, P.B. Malik, Saudi Aramco |
0855 |
157661 |
Upstream/Downstream Real Time Surveillance and Optimization
Systems: Two Sides of the Same Coin, or Never the Twain Shall
Meet?
R. Cramer, S. Mehrotra, K. Goh, M. Stoever, L. Berendschot,
Shell |
0920 |
159918 |
Lessons Learned from Building a Large Integrated Production
Model for Offshore Assets in Nigeria
A.E. Stevenson, ExxonMobil; E.P. Wanorue, E.C. Okoro, Mobil Producing Nigeria; O. Ozen, ExxonMobil |
0945 |
149410 |
Mechanical Efficiency Algorithm Solves Drilling Problems in Areas of Limited/Inaccurate Offset Data
A. Purwanto, H. Ibrahim, V. Saheta, Smith Bits, a Schlumberger company; |
1040 |
159504 |
Artificial Intelligence for Heavy Oil Assets: The Evolution
of Solutions and Organization Capability
A.S. Popa, S.D. Cassidy, Chevron |
1105 |
159835 |
Event-Driven Information Integration for the Digital
Oilfield
O. Patri, V.S. Sorathia, V. Prasanna, University of Southern California |
1130 |
159856 |
Benchmarking, Asset Potential and Digital Energy
L. Reid, M. Szatny, W.D. Johnson, M. Lochmann, Halliburton |
ePoster |
| |
160561 |
Rapid Digital Technology Roadmap Deployment in a Growing
Unconventional Business
C. Sparks, B. Hall, XTO Energy |
Room 214C
Artificial Lift and Liquid Unloading
Session Chairpersons: Bertrand
Theuveny, Schlumberger;
Terry Toye, Weatherford
Artificial lift in some form or another is required to keep most
wells flowing to meet our ongoing demand for production. Weather
it is a vertical or horizontal wells Artificial Lift maybe required.
This session addresses recent practices, case studies, and analysis
of simulation that is needed for current and future demands of
Artificial Lift. |
0830 |
159910 |
Experimental Investigation of Wellhead Twin-Screw
Pump for Gas Well Deliquification
G. Morrison, R. Kroupa, A. Patil, Texas A&M University; J. Xu, S.L. Scott, Shell; S. Olson,
Leistritz |
0855 |
160090 |
Analysis of Hydraulic-Jet Lift System Application
on Wells in the North Region Assets, AIPRA and AIATG (Case study)
J. Granados; S.F. Mancilla, Pemex |
0920 |
160317 |
Thermal Performance Testing of a High-Temperature ESP
Motor for SAGD Applications
L.B. Waldner, Nexen; K. Wonitoy, Baker Hughes; W. Klaczek, C-FER Technologies; S.G. Noonan, ConocoPhillips |
0945 |
159147 |
Gas Well Dewatering Pump for 2 3/8 inch Production
Tubing
K. Sears, ZiLift |
1040 |
153123 |
A Unique Electrical Submersible Reciprocating Pumping
(ESRP) System Design Applied in Unconventional Oilfield
Z. Wensheng, W. Lin, W. Fengshan, H. Youquan, C. Gang, Z. Fengwu, R. Huaifeng, G. Junwen, Z. Weiping, L. Ling, W. Xinmin, Daqing
Oilfield Company |
1105 |
159163 |
First Application of Progressive Cavity Pumps for Appraisal
Well Testing in the Ugandan Albertine Graben Basin
S. Sathyamoorthy, A.V. Steyn, J. McGilvray, H. Fuchs, B. Ainebyona, P.C. Kyomugisha, C.S. Vijapurapu, K.N. Kagga, R. Rindfuss, Tullow Oil; D. Basiima, Ministry of Energy and Minerals Uganda |
1130 |
159593 |
Modeling and Dynamical Analysis of the Wave Equation
of Sucker-Rod Pumping System
Y. Yang, University of Alberta; J. Watson, JackTek; S. Dubljevic, University of Alberta |
ePosters |
| |
159645 |
Successful Application of Venturi Orifice Gas Lift
Valve in Kaji-Semoga Field, South Sumatra: A Case Study
N.A. Rilian, A.F. Rohman, K. Hamzah, Y.I. Arseto, Narso; C. Kurniawan,
Medco Exploration and Production |
| |
155356 |
Prediction of Liquid Loading in Gas Wells
Y.D. Nallaparaju, Pandit Deendayal, Petroleum University |
| |
157828 |
Using a New Hybrid Artificial Lift System for Mature
Heavy Oil Fields
A. Manriquez, Delgac; J.G. Hernandez, Pemex |
Room 217B
Sand Control Technology
Session Chairpersons: Mike
Barry, ExxonMobil;
Martin Coronado, Baker Hughes
This session discusses sand control technologies used in both
open hole and cased hole completions. Field case histories related
to open hole zonal isolation in injector wells, open hole gravel
packing techniques, and novel screens will be presented. There
will be papers on screen selection for stand alone screens, and
open hole reliability. |
0830 |
157712 |
The Development and Field Performance of a Novel Openhole
Packer System for Deepwater, High Rate, Water Injection Wells
With Downhole Flow Control: A Deepwater Field Case History
K.S. Whaley, C.J. Price-Smith, B. Mcnerlin, D.A. Booth, N.
Oakey, BP; P. Day, I. Macleod, G. Moir, Petrowell |
0855 |
159541 |
A Fresh Look at Completion Reliability Supports Sand
Control Selection
C. Capderou, N.R. DiLorenzo, Chevron |
0920 |
159474 |
First Highly Deviated Openhole Gravel Pack Jobs in the Mediterranean with Alternate Path Technology
A.M. Bessada, E.A. El-Shafaie, M.A. Nashaat, A.M. Roy, BP; W.R. Wood, Baker Hughes; H.B. El-Attar, Egyptian Ga |
0945 |
159858 |
Technology Innovation and Integration Enabling More
Flexible, Adaptive, and Reliable Sand Control in Openhole Completions
C.S. Yeh, E.R. Grueschow, P. Bhargava, J. Burdette, M.D. Barry,
M.T. Hecker, B.A. Dale, ExxonMobil |
1040 |
158922 |
Unraveling the Myths Associated with Selecting Standalone Screens and a New Methodology for Sand-Control Applications
R.A. Chanpura, Schlumberger; S. Mondal, M.M. Sharma, The University of Texas at Austin; J.S. Andrews, A.M. Mathisen, Statoil; F. Martin, F. Marpaung, Total; J. Ayoub, M. Parlar, Schlumberger |
1105 |
156173 |
Optimization of Gravel Pack Techniques in Baram South Using a Statistical Tool
S.A. Mohd Hatta, M.B. Jadid, I.M. Saaid, Petronas |
1130 |
158371 |
Workflow to Evaluate Maximum Allowable Treating Pressures,
Tubing Movement, and Tubular Limits for Deepwater Subsea and
Dry-Tree Fracpacks
M.A. Strobel, B.P. Oubre, A. Holley,Halliburton |
ePosters |
| |
160327 |
Ceramic Sand Screens for Sand Control in Unconsolidated
Reservoirs: Application and Sand Retention Capabilities in the
Maturing Oil Field, Gaiselberg, Austria
S. Wildhack, C. Lesniak, ESK Ceramics; S. Müssig, J. Strahammer, M. Leitner, Roholaufsuchungs-AG |
| |
158655 |
Design, Qualification, and Installation of Openhole Gravel Packs: Mari B Field, Offshore Israel
J.C. Healy, J.R. Sanford, D. Reeves, Noble; K.J. Dufrene, Kerby J. Dufrene Enterprises; M.R. Luyster, M. Offenbacher, E. Ezeigbo, M-I SWACO |
| |
156188 |
Pushing the Limits of Downhole Sand Control: E Field
J. Thilagalingam, Natasha M.S., M.B. Jadid, Petronas |
Room 217A
Fluids and Tubulars
Session Chairpersons: Lee
Dillenbeck, Chevron;
Terry Hemphill, Halliburton
Whether it be well fluids like drilling mud and cementing slurries
or well tubulars, new and innovative solutions must continually
be developed to meet the challenges of ever deeper, hotter more
complex wells. This session examines issues such as being able
to more accurately predict downhole temperatures encountered while
drilling wells with casing or the probability of cement failure
in HT/HP applications. Other challenges that are reviewed in the
session include being able to better understanding the post-expansion
mechanical and economic performance of S.E.T.’s, to the unique
properties of new, nano-particle based drilling fluids. |
0830 |
159278 |
Analytical Model to Estimate the Downhole Temperatures for Casing While Drilling Operations
A. Kumar, University Of Houston; R. Samuel, Halliburton |
0855 |
160045 |
A New Family of Nanoparticle Based Drilling Fluids
M.M. Sharma, The University of Texas at Austin; R. Zhang, China University of Petroleum; M.E. Chenevert, The University of Texas at Austin; L. Ji, Q. Guo, J. Friedheim, M-I SWACO |
0920 |
160029 |
Study on the Volumetric Behavior of Base Oils, Brines,
and Drilling Fluids Under Extreme Temperatures and Pressures
M. Zamora, S. Roy, K. Slater, J. Troncoso, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company |
0945 |
154746 |
Cement Failure Probability Under HPHT Conditions Supported By Long Term Lab Studies and Field Cases
Z. Yuan, Texas A&M University; A.S. Al-Yami, Saudi Aramco; J.J. Schubert, Texas A&M University; C. Teodoriu, TU Clausthal |
1040 |
159148 |
First Fully Sulfide Stress Cracking Resistant Drillpipe
System
M.J. Jellison, National Oilwell Varco; T.M. Redlinger,
W. Howie, Weatherford |
1105 |
159684 |
Assessment of Post-Expanded Mechanical Performance
of Materials and Evaluation of Material Expandability Limit
A. Bufalini, R. Morana, Centro Sviluppo Materiali; P.I. Nice, Statoil;
B. Bailey, Baker Hughes |
1130 |
159685 |
Case Histories Exploring the Economic Value of Solid
Expandable Systems Over the Life of the Well
D.B. Farley, Weatherford |
ePoster |
| |
159747 |
Buckling of Bouyancy Assisted Tubular
M. Arslan, M.E. Ozbayoglu, S. Miska, M. Yu, N. Takach, The University
of Tulsa; R.F. Mitchell, Halliburton |
Room 214A
Fluids Optimization
Session Chairpersons: Subhash
Shah, University
of Oklahoma;
Brian Ward, Hess
This session will focus on the development and evaluation of
new fluids, breakers, scale inhibitors, proppants, etc. It will
also discuss the rheology of crosslinked fluids and provide stimulation
experiences in deep water environment. |
0830 |
159660 |
A Decade of Deepwater Gulf of Mexico Stimulation Experience
L.N. Morgenthaler, L.A. Fry, Shell |
0855 |
159692 |
Laboratory and Field Evaluation of Proppants and Surfactants used in Fracturing of Hydrocarbon Rich Gas Reservoirs
G.S. Penny, A.S. Zelenev, W. Long, N. Lett, CESI Chemical; J.W. Crafton, Performance Sciences |
0920 |
159952 |
A Case for Oil-Based Fracturing Fluids in Canadian Montney Unconventional Gas Development
B.T. Hlidek, R.K. Meyer, K.D. Yule, Baker Hughes; J. Wittenberg, Paramount Resources |
0945 |
160033 |
A Superior, High-performance Enzyme for Breaking Borate
Cross-linked Fracturing Fluids Under Extreme Well Conditions
B. Zhang, A. Huston, L. Whipple, H. Urbina, K. Barrett, M. Wall, Verenium Corporation; R. Hutchins, A. Mirakyan, Schlumberger |
1040 |
159837 |
A Stable Fracturing Fluid for Produced Water Applications
D.V. Gupta, P.S. Carman, R. Venugopal, Baker Hughes |
1105 |
159807 |
A Combined Experimental and Theoretical Investigation
on Application of Wettability Modifiers in Gas-Condensate Reservoirs
J. Fahimpour, M. Jamiolahmady, M. Sohrabi, Heriot-Watt University |
1130 |
159396 |
Universal Breakers with Broad Polymer Specificity for
Use in Alkaline, High-Temperature Fracturing Fluids
S. Gunawan, C.D. Armstrong, Q. Qu, Baker Hughes |
ePosters |
| |
159701 |
Minimizing Environmental and Economic Risks with a
Proppant-Sized Solid Scale Inhibitor Additive in the Bakken
Formation
S. Szymczak, D. Shen, R. Higgins, D. Gupta, Baker Hughes |
| |
158389 |
Field Application Results of Water Permeability Modifier in Fracture Stimulation Treatments in Western Siberia
A. Ladut’ko, M.L. Goss, E.D. Dalrymple, K.T. Chang, Nalco |
Room 214B
Earth, Wind and Fire...and Water
Session Chairpersons: Ana
Djuric, Halliburton;
Richard Haut, Houston Advanced Research Center
From the swamps of Trinidad to the Arabian Gulf, with stops across
America, come hear about the technologies that stand up to the
challenges related to operations in environmentally sensitive
areas, strategies for sampling groundwater for shale exploration,
how to assess the economics of produced water management, measuring
your air emissions, meeting proposed emissions regulations, safeguarding
ecosystems during well testing and assuring adequate water resources.
Then, visit the Posters to learn about ecosystem services, tracking
spilled oil and gas from subsea production facilities, and recovering
hydrocarbon liquids from stock tank vent gases. |
0830 |
157609 |
The Challenges Facing Independent Companies Willing
To Extract Crude Oil on the Periphery of the Nariva Swamp, An
Environmental Sensitive Area In Trinidad
D.J. Jaggernauth, Petrotrin |
0855 |
158381 |
Strategic Baseline Groundwater Sampling for Shale Exploration
R. Leatherbury, B. Denson, Weston Solutions |
0920 |
157532 |
Key Shale Gas Water Management Strategies: An Economic Assessment Tool
J.A. Slutz, Global Energy; J. Anderson, Select Energy Services; R. Broderick, Fountain Quail Water Management; P.H. Horner, Aqua-Pure Ventures |
0945 |
159254 |
Autonomous Spilled Oil and Gas Tracking Buoy System and Application to Marine Disaster Prevention System: Part 1
N. Kato, H. Senga, H. Suzuki, Y. Okano, T. Ban, Y. Takagi, Osaka University; M. Yoshie, T. Tanaka, Port and Airport Research Institute; N. Sakagami, Tokai University |
1040 |
158021 |
Getting Ahead Of The Regulators By Building Your Own
Emissions Profile
S. Stuver, J. Alonzo, S. Holditch, W. Mills, Texas A&M University System |
1105 |
157803 |
Best Practices for Using Flares to Meet Proposed EPA Emissions for Hydraulically Fractured Natural Gas or Oil Wells
S.D. Reed, Zeeco |
1130 |
156051 |
Responsible Oil Well Tests on Artificial Islands Close to Offshore Waters
M.A. Dhufairi, J.O. Arukhe, S. Mutairi, S. Ghamdi, A.H. Aborshaid, Saudi Aramco |
Room 217C
Reservoir Characterization
Session Chairpersons: Luiz
Amado, Nexen Petroleum; Annie Audibert-Hayet,
Total
Reservoir characterization is a key subject for unconventional
and complex reservoirs. The session will focus on formation characterization,
formation properties and will try to propose a link with dynamic
behavior which is crucial for a higher productivity prediction. |
0830 |
159621 |
Improving Well Placement and Reservoir Characterization with Deep Directional Resistivity Measurements
M. Constable, F. Antonsen, P. Olsen, G. Myhr, A. Nygaard, M. Krogh, Statoil; M.S. Spotkaeff, E. Mirto, C. Dupuis, M. Viandante, Schlumberger |
0855 |
159255 |
Rock Classification from Conventional Well Logs in Hydrocarbon-Bearing Shale
A.C. Popielski, ConocoPhillips; Z. Heidai, Texas A&M University; C. Torres-Verdin, The University of Texas at Austin |
0920 |
159804 |
Nano to Macro Mechanical Characterization of Shale
V. Kumar, C.H. Sondergeld, C.S. Rai, University of Oklahoma |
0945 |
159172 |
Petrophysical Properties of Unconventional Low-Mobility Reservoirs (Shale Gas and Heavy Oil) by Using Newly Developed Adaptive Testing Approach
H. Hadibeik, The University of Texas at Austin; D. Chen, M.A. Proett, A.S. Eyuboglu, Halliburton; C. Torres-Verdin, The University of Texas at Austin |
1040 |
159191 |
Translating Petrophysics to Engineering Economics
M. Altunbay, S.B. Ismail, N. Fadzil, Petronas; S. Das, Baker Hughes |
1105 |
160141 |
Compositional Controls on Mudrock Pore-Size Distribution: An Example from Niobrara Formation
U. Kuila, M. Prasad, Colorado School of Mines; A. Derkowski, Institute of Geological Sciences; D.K. McCarty, Chevron |
1130 |
156101 |
Flow Capacity Evaluation in a Complex Carbonate Reservoir: Key To Understand Reservoir Productivity and Stimulation Effectiveness
M.N. Acharya, M.M. Kabir, S. Al-Ajmi, Q.M. Dashti, E. Al-Anzi, Kuwait Oil; D. Kho, C. Darous, S. Chakravorty, Schlumberger |
Room 217D
Advances in Improved Recovery Processes for Heterogeneous Systems
Session Chairpersons: Kaveh
Dehghani, Chevron;
Matt Honarpour, Hess
In this session, laboratory testing and field implementation
results for novel EOR processes in heterogeneous reservoir rocks
will be presented.
Physics of complex EOR processes is captured through imaging and
modeled through numerical simulation. |
0830 |
160052 |
Effect of Nanoparticles on Flow Alteration During CO2 Injection
B. Aminzadeh, D.A. DiCarlo, D.H. Chung, A. Kianinejad, S.L. Bryant, C. Huh, The University of Texas at Austin |
0855 |
159430 |
Microvisual Investigation of Foam Flow in Ideal Fractures:
Role of Fracture Aperture and Surface Roughness
M. Buchgraber, L.M. Castanier, A.R. Kovscek, Stanford University |
0920 |
160016 |
Implementation of a CO2 Foam Pilot Study in the SACROC Field: Performance Evaluation
A. Sanders, R.M. Jones, Dow Chemical;, M. Linroth, Kinder Morgan; Q.P. Nguyen, The University of Texas at Austin |
0945 |
159557 |
Investigation of Anisotropic Mixing in Miscible Displacements
O.O. Adepoju, L.W. Lake, The University of Texas at Austin; R.T.
Johns, Pennsylvania State University |
1040 |
159526 |
Smart Water Flooding: Industry's First Field Test in
Carbonate Reservoirs
A.A. Yousef, J.S. Liu, G.W. Blanchard, S. Al-Saleh, T. Al-Zahrani, R.M. Al-Zahrani, H.I. Tammar, N. Al-Mulhim, Saudi Aramco |
1105 |
159380 |
A Fully Coupled Model of Nonisothermal Multiphase Flow,
Solute Transport and Reactive Chemistry in Porous Media
R. Zhang, X. Yin, Y. Wu, P.H. Winterfeld, Colorado School of Mines |
1130 |
159213 |
Surfactant Prefloods for Integrated EOR in Fractured,
Oil-Wet Carbonate Reservoirs
M.A. Ferno, A. Haugen, A. Graue, University of Bergen |
ePoster |
| |
159282 |
Study of the Effect of Different Factors on Nanoparticle-Stablized
CO2 Foam for Mobility Control
D. Mo, J. Yu, N. Liu, R. Lee, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology |
Room 214D
Shale Gas and Oil Well Performance
Session Chairpersons: Christopher
Clarkson, University
of Calgary;
Mazher Ibrahim, BP
This session covers topics related to unconventional oil and
gas reservoirs. The presentations address forecasting techniques
for unconventional wells, reserve assessment, phase and flow behavior
in tight rocks, and modeling unconventional wells. |
0830 |
155499 |
PVT in Liquid-Rich Shale Reservoirs
C.H. Whitson, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; S.
Sunjerga, PERA |
0855 |
159258 |
Effect of Capillary Pressure on Fluid Density and Phase
Behavior in Tight Rocks and Shales
B. Nojabaei, R.T. Johns, Pennsylvania State University; L. Chu,
Hess |
0920 |
159584 |
Dual-Continuum Modeling of Shale and Tight Gas Reservoirs
P.N. Azom, F. Javadpour, The University of Texas at Austin |
0945 |
159379 |
Discrete Wellbore and Fracture Modeling for Unconventional
Wells and Unconventional Reservoirs
R.D. Hazlett, D.K. Babu, Potential Research Solutions |
1040 |
159558 |
Effect Of Multicomponent Adsorption/Desorption Behavior On Gas-In-Place (GIP Calculations and Estimation of Free and Adsorbed CH4 and CO2 In Shale Gas Systems
M. Das, ExxonMobil; R. Jonk, Imperial Oil Resources; R. Schelble, ExxonMobil |
1105 |
158207 |
Eagle Ford Shale -- An Early Look at Ultimate Recovery
G.S. Swindell, Consultant |
1130 |
153535 |
Modeling Multiple-Porosity Transport in Gas-Bearing
Shale Formations
J.D. Hudson, G.G. Michel Villazon, F. Civan, D. Devegowda, University of Oklahoma; R.F. Sigal, Consultant |
ePoster |
| |
159273 |
A New Method For Earlier And More Accurate EUR Prediction
Of Haynesville Shale Gas Wells
X. Xie, M.D. Fairbanks, K.S. Fox, R.L. Koinis, Shell |
1010-1040, Bridge Hall Prefunction
Knowledge Sharing ePosters
|
1010 |
153613 |
Novel Barium Sulfate Scale Inhibitor for Use in Use in High
Iron Environments
W. Dickinson, L. Sanders, Kemira |
1010 |
160165 |
Autonomos ICD Single Phase Testing
B. Least, S. Greci, Halliburton; R.C. Burkey, A. Ufford, A. Wileman, Southwest Research Institute |
1010 |
159334 |
Sourceless Neutron-Gamma Density (SNGD): A Radioisotope-Free Bulk Density Measurement: Physics Principles, Environmental Effects, and Applications
M. Evans, F. Allioli, V. Cretoiu, F. Haranger, N. Laporte, M. Mauborgne, L. Nicoletti, N.J. Reichel, C. Stoller, M. Tarrius, R. Griffiths, Schlumberger |
1010 |
159080 |
The Use of Two Phase Compressibility Factors in Predicting
Gas Condensate Performance
I. Arukhe, T. Mason, Robert Gordon University |
1025 |
160098 |
Technology and Equipment Design for Global Shale Markets
L. Brantley, T.W. Major, National Oilwell Varco |
1025 |
135155 |
Numerical Modeling of Induced Fracture Propagation:
A Novel Approach for Lost Circulation Materials (LCM) Design
in Borehole Strengthening Applications of Deep Offshore Drilling
S. Salehi, University Of Louisiana; R. Nygaard, Missouri State University |
1025 |
159448 |
Evaluation of the Carbon Dioxide Response on Pulsed Neutron Logs
T.M. Quinlan, A.M. Sibbit, D.A. Rose, J. Brahmakulam, T. Zhou, Schlumberger; J.B. Fitzgerald, S.J. Kimminau, Steve Kimminau Consulting |
1025 |
158494 |
Correlation To Predict and Validate the Maximum Retrograde
Condensation in Gas Condensate Reservoirs
J.E. Paredes, R. Perez, Pemex; C. Larez, Schlumberger |
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