Wednesday,
15 February, 0900 to 1200
Salon B
Sand Control I
Session Chairpersons: David
Norman, Chevron; Alison Foo, Halliburton
This session will cover sand consolidation, horizontal well cleanup,
and frac-pack experiences as well as experimental work on soft
rock fracturing. |
0900 |
151002 |
Foaming Aqueous-Based Curable Treatment Fluids Enhance
Placement and Consolidation Performance • P.D. Nguyen,
R.D. Rickman, Halliburton |
0930 |
151488 |
Sand Consolidation in the Mahakam Delta: 3 Years Later • V. Chaloupka, R. Descapria, A. Mahardhini, D. Coulon, Total; Q. Tran, M. Haekal, D.C. Santoso, A. Amar, A. Nusyirwan, Halliburton |
1000 |
150999 |
Improving Well Productivity/Injectivity on Deepwater Offshore Horizontal Drains • C.A. Menezes, L. Benchimol, M.J. Mcewan, A. Ohwo, V. Poinset, G. Sutherland, Total |
1030 |
151870 |
Systematic Approach Used to Optimize Frac-Pack Completions
in Multilayer and Low Stress Contrast Environment Encountered
in the Usan Field • M. Prada, Chevron; J. Hernandez,
R. Bouget, Total; S.D. Green, Schlumberger |
1100 |
151827 |
Experimental Study of Hydraulic Fracturing in Unconsolidated
Materials • L.N. Germanovich, R.S. Hurt, Georgia Tech; J.A. Ayoub, E. Siebrits, Schlumberger; W.D. Norman, Chevron, I. Ispas, BP; C.T. Montgomery, NSI |
1130 |
150529 |
Investigation of Sand Production Onset: A New Approach Based on Petrophysical Logs • V.A. Tabrizy, Y. Mirzaahmadian, University of Stavanger |
0900 to 1200
Salon A
Damage in Tight Sands and Shales
Session Chairpersons: Michael
Economides, University of Houston; Salvatore
Luppina,
Eni
The effect of formation damage in tight sands and shale is often
underestimated because of the assumptions that low rock permeability
prevents deep invasion of damaging fluids and large fracture conductivity
is achievable with stimulation treatments. Nevertheless, it is
because of such low permeability scenario and/or largely over
estimated fracture conductivity that formation damage has to be
carefully addressed in this kind of reservoir. This session will
provide new perspectives on how to prevent and evaluate the extent
of formation damage presenting field experiences and lab testing
studies. |
0900 |
151645 |
Low Extrusion Pressure Polymer Gel for Water Shutoff in
Narrow Aperture Fractures in Tight and Shale Gas and Oil Reservoirs •
K. Gakhar, R.H. Lane, Texas A&M University |
0925 |
151729 |
Measuring Capillary Pressure Tells More Than Pretty Pictures •
M. Pagels, Schlumberger; J.J. Hinkel, Hinkel & Associates;
D.M. Willberg, Schlumberger |
0950 |
150104 |
Simulation of Gel Filter Cake Formation, Gel Cleanup,
and Post-Frac Well Performance in Hydraulically Fractured Gas Wells •
S. Charoenwongsa, H. Kazemi, P. Fakcharoenphol, J.L. Miskimins,
Colorado School of Mines |
1015 |
151889 |
Novel Method To Characterize Formation Damage Caused by
Polymers • J.E. Maxey, R. Van Zanten, Halliburton |
1040 |
151576 |
A New Approach in Permeability and Hydraulic Flow Unit
Determination • M. Izadi, Consultant; A. Ghalambor, Oil Center Research International |
1105 |
151832 |
Moving Beyond the Capillary Suction Time Test •
M. Pagels, Schlumberger; J.J. Hinkel, Hinkel & Associates; D.M.
Willberg, Schlumberger |
1130 |
151841 |
Effective Kaolinite Damage Control Under Unfavorable Chemical
Environment: Field Case • A. Restrepo, Equion Energia;
M. Lastre, A. Milne, Schlumberger; S.J. Penaloza, E. Castro, Equion Energia |
Ashland Room
Water Control
Session Chairpersons: Mahmoud
Asadi, ProTechnics;
Pacelli Zitha, Delft University of Technology
Water production is economically challenging. This session covers
the related problems and the remedies. |
0900 |
151760 |
Coreflooding Experiments on
the Combination of Water Shutoff and Acid Treatments in Carbonate
Formations • M.S. Al-Anazi, S.X. Caliskan, I.S. Al-Yami,
Saudi Aramco |
0925 |
149651 |
Innovative Coiled Tubing Water Shutoff Techniques in Horizontal Wells • A. Burov, W. Kharrat, N. Hussein, Schlumberger |
0950 |
147765 |
Advanced Chemical Water-Shutoff Treatments in Multilayer Gas Reservoirs: A Case Study From Peciko Field, East Kalimantan, Indonesia • M. Samvelova, Halliburton; A. Mahardhini, D.H. Kusuma, Total E&P; M. Haekal, T.A. Kristanto, Halliburton |
1015 |
151646 |
Waterless Cement Slurry Controls Water Production in Southern
Mexico Naturally Fractured Oil Wells • A. Sourget, A. Milne, L. Diaz, E.G. Lian, H. Larios, Schlumberger; P. Flores, M. Macip, Pemex |
1040 |
151836 |
A Solids-Free Permeability Modifier for Application
in Producing and Injection Wells • M.J. Laastre Buelvas,
A. Milne, Schlumberger |
1105 |
151683 |
New and Effective Filter Cake Removal Optimizes Water
Injectivity • E. Davidson, L. Mota, N. Mosley, G. Chimara, Halliburton; A. Morrison, I. Archibald, Chevron |
1130 |
151699 |
Delayed Crosslink Polymer Flowing Gel System for Water
Shutoff in Conventional and Unconventional Oil and Gas Reservoirs •
S. Jayakumar, R.H. Lane, Texas A&M University |
1400 to 1700
Salon B
Well Stimulation
Session Chairpersons: Syed
Ali, Schlumberger;
Alberto Casero, BP
Papers in this session explore HF/formic acid stimulation, numerical
simulation of acidizing process, high temperature corrosion inhibitors,
emulsified acid, nanofluid, asphaltene removal, and eco-friendly
demulsifier. |
1400 |
150899 |
Acidizing Sandstone Reservoir Using HF and Formic Acid •
F. Yang, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University; B. Al-Harbi, Saudi Aramco |
1430 |
151823 |
Numerical Simulation of the Acidizing Process and PVBT
Extraction Methodology Including Porosity/Permeability and Mineralogy
Heterogeneity • T.J.L. de Oliveira, Petrobras; A.R. Melo,
J.A.A. Oliveira, Engineering Simulation Scientific Software; A.Z.I. Pereira, Petrobras |
1500 |
151061 |
A New Emulsified Acid To Stimulate Deep Wells
in Carbonate Reservoirs • M.A. Sayed, H.A. Nasr-El-Din,
Texas A&M University; J. Zhou, S. Holt, AkzoNobel; H. Al-Malki, Qatar Petroleum |
1530 |
151845 |
The Impact of Complex Nanofluid Composition on Enhancing
Regained Permeability and Fluid Flowback From Tight Gas Formations
and Propped Fractures • L.M. Champagne, H. Zhou, A.S.
Zelenev, N. Lett, CESI Chemical |
1600 |
151813 |
Umbilical Deployed Stimulations for Asphaltene Related
Damage in Offshore Oil Fields • T. Peruzzi, T. Coulon, J. Fauria, d. Frey, H. Marechal, R. Sawyer, R. Sloan, Murphy Exploration & Production |
1630 |
151852 |
Development of More Environmentally Friendly Demulsifiers •
H. Zhou, K.I. Dismuke, N. Lett, G.S. Penny, CESI Chemical |
Salon A
Formation Damage I
Session Chairpersons: Pavel
Bedrikovetsky, University
of Adelaide;
Claas Van Der Zwaag, Statoil
This session will cover impairment due to fines migration, sulphate
scaling, micro organisms, and induced rock stress. The papers
present the formation damage prevention, removal, and mitigation. |
1400 |
151818 |
Assessing Formation Damage From Migratory Clays in Moderate
Permeability Formations • P.R. Howard, Schlumberger;
J.J. Hinkel, Hinkel & Associates; N.C. Moniaga, Schlumberger |
1430 |
151611 |
Taking Advantage of Fines Migration Formation Damage for
Enhanced Gas Recovery • P.T. Nguyen, A. Zeinijahromi, P.G. Bedrikovetsky, University of Adelaide |
1500 |
151807 |
The Extinction of Skin • M.T. Byrne, C.A. Mcphee,
Senergy |
1530 |
150953 |
Detrimental Effect of Temperature on Fines Migration in
Sandstone Formations • D.A. Musharova, I.M. Mohamed, H.A. Nasr-El-Din,
Texas A&M University |
1600 |
151636 |
A New Outlook on the Ideal Packing Theory for Bridging Solids • K. Chellappah, M.S. Aston, BP |
1630 |
151143 |
Mitigation of Calcium Sulfate Scale Formation When
Seawater Is Used To Prepare HCl-Based Acids • J. He,
I.M. Mohamed, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University |
Ashland Room
Carbonate Acidizing and Fracturing
Session Chairpersons: Hisham
Nasr-El-Din, Texas
A&M University;
Jakob Monberg, Maersk Oil
With the proliferation of developments offshore, long horizontal
and complex well completions, and more extreme temperature and
pressure conditions, the challenges to maximizing success in carbonate
stimulation are greater today than ever before. This session presents
new insights in carbonate acid fracturing, in challenging environments
facing operational limitations, and case examples of custom and
non-conventional stimulation approaches in different completion
types. |
1400 |
149997 |
Cost-Effective Acid Stimulation of Carbonates Using
Seawater-Based Systems Without Calcium Sulfate Precipitation •
S.L. Berry, J.L. Boles, K.L. Smith, Baker Hughes |
1430 |
151740 |
Pushing the Limits: HT Carbonate Acidizing •
O.E. Jimenez Bueno, G.R. Ramirez, Pemex; M.A. Quevedo Z., J.T.
Resendiz Torres, F. Tellez Cisneros, Schlumberger |
1500 |
151564 |
First Successful Rigless Acid Tunneling Job in Mauddud
Carbonate Reservoir in Raudhatain Field, North Kuwait • F. Ashkanani,
S.S. Sharma, M.F. Al-Ajmi, A. El-Daoushy, I. Saleh, Kuwait Oil |
1530 |
151070 |
Effective Matrix Stimulation of High-Temperature Carbonate
Formations in South Sumatra Through the Combination of Emulsified
and Viscoelastic Self-Diverting Acids • M. Madyanova,
R. Hezmela, P.D. Artola, C.R. Guimaraes, Schlumberger; B. Iriyanto,
Talisman Jambi Merang |
1600 |
151797 |
Used Approaches for Carbonates Acidizing Offshore Brazil • A.Z.I. Pereira, M.G. F. da Silva, L.C.A. da Paixao, T.J.L. de Oliveira, P.D. Fernandes, Petrobras |
1630 |
152179 |
Acid Fracturing: New Insights on Acid Etching Patterns
From Experimental Investigation • L.F. Neumann, Petrobras;
J.L.A. de Oliveira e Sousa, E.M. Brandao, Universidade Estadual
de Capminas; T.J.L. Oliveria, Petrobras |
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Thursday, 16 February, 0830 to 1130
Salon B
Sand Control II
Session Chairpersons: Mehmet
Parlar, Schlumberger;
Mike Hecker, ExxonMobil
This session will cover screen selection methodologies from laboratory
testing and modeling standpoints, as well as onset of sand production
and gravel pack modeling. |
0830 |
151803 |
On the Hydraulics of Reverse Flow Path Gravel Pack Operations •
B.N. Rao, BTechSoft; A.M. Amin, Bhavya Engineering; R. Van Petegem,
J.P. Broussard, Weatherford |
0900 |
151865 |
Fundamentals of Gravel Pack Performance With Mesh Screens • W.E. Martch, A.J. Hudson, W. Bode, Shell; C.C. Fischer, V.G. Constien, Constien & Associates |
0930 |
151817 |
The Impact of Annular Flows on High Rate Completions •
R.M. Greene, T. Moen, Schlumberger |
1000 |
151637 |
Modeling of Square Mesh Screens in Slurry Test Conditions
for Standalone Screen Applications • R.A. Chanpura, Schlumberger;
S. Mondal, The University of Texas at Austin; J.S. Andrews, A.M.
Mathisen, Statoil; J.A. Ayoub, M. Parlar, Schlumberger; M.M. Sharma,
The University of Texas at Austin |
1030 |
151346 |
New Sand Retention Test Setup Exhibits No Plugging Tendencies
With Various Screen Types Using Nonuniform Test Sand •
O.S. Larsen, V. Fjellstad, A.M. Mathisen, J.S. Andrews, H. Joranson,
Statoil; B. Aas, International Research Institute of Stavanger |
1100 |
151768 |
An Investigation of Sand Retention Testing With
a View To Developing Better Guidelines for Screen Selection •
T.J. Ballard, S.P. Beare, Weatherford |
Salon A
Drilling and Completions
Session Chairpersons: Alfred
Jennings, Enhanced
Well Stimulation;
Carl Montgomery, NSI Technologies
Drilling and completion fluids are the main source of induced
formation damage. Using a proper approach in their selection and
utilization is critical in preventing excessive formation damage.
The papers in this session will address this issue, presenting
how the damage occurs, and how it can be practically managed. |
0830 |
151113 |
Experimental and Computational Study of Flow Characteristics
in a Drilled Perforated Core • D. Sun, R. Satti, D. Ochsner, T. Sampson,
B. Li, M. Gladkikh, Baker Hughes |
0900 |
151800 |
Perforated Completion Optimization Using a New, Enhanced
and Integrated Perforating Job Design Tool • L. Zhan,
F.H. Doornbosch, A.J. Martin, J.P. Harvey, B.M. Grove, Schlumberger |
0930 |
151754 |
An Automated Software Workflow To Optimize Gulf of Mexico
Lower Tertiary Wilcox Sand Reservoirs • R.G. Dusterhoft, M.A. Strobel, M. Szatny, Halliburton |
1000 |
151840 |
Prediction of Injection Induced Formation Shear •
H. Han, S. Khan, S.A. Ansari, N. Khosravi, Schlumberger |
1030 |
151856 |
A CT Scan Aided Coreflood Study of the Leakoff Process in Oil-Based Drilling Fluids •
A.S. Van Overveldt, H. Guo, G.L. de Blok, Delft University of Technology; P. Bedrikovetsky, University of Adelaide; P.L. Zitha, Delft University of Technology |
1100 |
151824 |
Customizing Drill-In Fluid for Peregrino Project in Brazil:
Laboratory Development and Field Experience • L. Han, D. Clinch, Halliburton; C. Van Der Zwaag, E. Galletti, Statoil; F. Fornasier, F. Estevez, D.N. McMillan, Halliburton; J. Green, I. Patey, Corex |
Ashland Room
Horizontal and Multilateral Wells
Session Chairpersons: Michael
Byrne, Senergy;
Jean Noel Furgier, Total
Economical development of complex fields is often made possible
by drilling horizontal and multilateral wells. Nevertheless those
wells require specific attention when it comes to productivity
optimization. This session will discuss challenges and solutions
dedicated to horizontal wells, and some field cases will be shown. |
0830 |
151805 |
Debris Management in High-Angle, Extended-Reach, Large-Diameter,
Cased Holes During Completions Operations • A. Ghalambor, Oil Center Research International; F. Haeri, Consultant; W.D. Norman, Chevron |
0900 |
151837 |
A Specially Designed Organophilic Chloride-Free Reservoir
Drill-In Fluid Meets the Challenges of the First Horizontal Well
in Mozambique • C. Ezeigbo, M. Luyster, R. Ravitz, A. Pereira,
C.M. Nguyen, MI-SWACO |
0930 |
151073 |
A Systematic Study of Different Delayed Systems for
Mudcake Removal in High-Temperature Horizontal and Multilateral
Wells •
P.P. Najeeb, M.H. Al-Khaldi, M. Faifi, Saudi Aramco |
1000 |
151560 |
Wormhole Propagation in Tar During Matrix Acidizing
of Carbonate Formations • S.H. Almutairi, M.A. Al-Obied,
I.S. Al-Yami, A.M. Shebatalhamd, D.A. Al-Shehri, Saudi Aramco |
1030 |
149902 |
Transient Pressure Analysis of a Horizontal Well With
Multiple Inclined Hydraulic Fractures Using Type-Curve Matching •
S.J. Al Rbeawi, D. Tiab, University of Oklahoma |
1100 |
151759 |
Analysis of Parameters Affecting Critical Flow Rate in
a Horizontal Well: Case Study in Ahwaz Oil Field • S. Goodarzian, Colorado School of Mines; A. Ghalambor, Oil Center Research International; M. Izadi, Colorado School of Mines |
1330 to 1630
Salon B
Well Stimulation II
Session Chairpersons: Harold
Brannon, Baker Hughes; Lewis Ledlow, ConocoPhillips
Papers within the session explore fracturing fluids and properties,
new proppant applications, treating pressure interpretation, and
a model for production optimization. |
1330 |
151715 |
Fracturing Fluid With Low-Polymer Loading Using a
New Set of Boron Crosslinkers: Laboratory and Field Studies •
N.J. Williams, P.A. Kelly, K.G. Berard, E.L. Dore, N.L. Emery, C.F. Williams, S. Mukhopadhyay, Superior Energy Services |
1400 |
151220 |
Observation of Gel Filter Cake Recovery by Dissolution
in Flowback Fluids • R.D. Gdanski, Shell; J.E. Bryant, Halliburton |
1430 |
149994 |
Expanding the Hydraulic Fracturing Options on Reservoirs
With Water Zones in Western Siberia • A. Mendez, Y. Mazhirin,
V. Astafiev, Weatherford; A. Glebovich, P. Bortey, Lukoil |
1500 |
150263 |
Real-Time Advanced Warning of Screenouts With the Inverse
Slope Method • L.V. Massaras, D.V. Massaras, Pangea
Technology |
1530 |
149833 |
Hydraulic Fracture Production Optimization With a Pseudo-3D
Model in Multilayered Lithology • M. Yang, Texas A&M University |
1600 |
151781 |
Aluminum and Iron Precipitation During Sandstone Acidizing
Using Organic-HF Acids • B.G. Al-Harbi, M.N. Dahlan,
M.H. Khaldi, Saudi Aramco |
Salon A
Formation Damage II
Session Chairpersons: Pavel
Bedrikovetsky, University
of Adelaide;
Allan Twynam, BP
This session will cover impairment due to rock and proppant pack
compression and stress, drilling fluids, micro organisms, and
induced rock stress. The papers present the formation damage prevention,
removal, and mitigation. |
1330 |
151647 |
Experiment and Simulation Study of Proppant Pack Compression •
X. Ye, P. Tonmukayakul, J.D. Weaver, Halliburton; J. Morris, City
College of New York |
1400 |
151846 |
Stressed Rock Penetration Depth Correlation •
J.P. Harvey, B.M. Grove, L. Zhan, Schlumberger |
1430 |
151678 |
Dynamic Filtration: Seepage Losses on Tyrihans •
C.H. Van Der Zwaag, T. Omland, T. Vandbakk, Statoil |
1500 |
149962 |
Near Wellbore Streamline Modeling: Its Novelty, Application,
and Potential Use • J.H. Skinner, T.E. Johansen, Memorial
University |
1530 |
150669 |
Long-Term Proppant Performance • N. Raysoni, J.D. Weaver, Halliburton |
1600 |
151838 |
Vitality of Formation Damage Causing Microorganisms
in Brines • F. De Benedictis, K.I. Schultz, C.D. Armstrong, P.H. Javora, Q. Qu, Baker Hughes |
Ashland Room
New Developments and Field Experiences
Session Chairpersons: Eddy
Martch, Shell;
Paul McElfresh, Frac Tech Services
This session provides insight into novel solutions of issues
related to wellbore displacements, scale inhibition techniques,
removal of formation damage with nanotechnology, and mitigation
of condensate banking. It will also cover improvement of waterflood
sweep efficiency, evaluation of stimulation diversion via fiber
optic technology, and the completion of ultrahigh-rate gas wells. |
1330 |
151604 |
Double-Emulsion Spacer Design for Highly Efficient
Invert Emulsion Displacement • S. Lu, W.E. Foxenberg,
Schlumberger |
1400 |
151863 |
“Sqimulation”: Simultaneous Well Stimulation and Scale Squeeze
Treatments in Deep Water, West Africa • D.E. Patterson, M. Kendrick, W.H. Williams, Chevron; M.M. Jordan, Nalco |
1430 |
151848 |
The Application of Nanoparticle Dispersions To Remove
Paraffin and Polymer Filter Cake Damage • P.M. McElfresh,
C. Olguin, D. Ector, FTS International |
1500 |
151575 |
Inhibited Gas Stimulation To Mitigate Condensate Banking
and Maximize Recovery in Cupiagua Field • C.A. Franco,
O.F. Botero, R.D. Zabala Romero, J.F. Zapata Arango, A.F. Castillo
Mejia, Ecopetrol; E. Mora, BP; C.H. Candela, Ecopetrol |
1530 |
151770 |
Design, Installation, and Performance of Big Bore (9
5/8 in.) Completions: Mari-B Field, Offshore Israel •
J.C. Healy, John C. Healy Jr Consulting; J.R. Sanford, SEII;
D.F. Reeves, Noble Energy; K.J. Dufrene, Kerby J Dufrene Enterprises;
M.R. Luyster, M-I SWACO; V. Bariudin, State of Israel, Ministry
of National Infrastructures |
1600 |
151662
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The Influence of Fluid Loss Additives in High-Temperature
Reservoirs • R.B. Watson, P. Viste, J.R. Lauritzen,
M-I SWACO |
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