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Innovative technique inhibits post fracturing water productions using relative permeability modifiers

Hydraulic fracturing has proven to be extremely beneficial for almost all different kinds of reservoirs in the Western Desert of Egypt, with approximately 70% of the production resulting out of this stimulation technique. However, a deterrent to fracturing in many cases has been the proximity of the producing zones to underlying (or overlying) water zones, either located near the water-oil contact or the producing zones adjacent to water bearing zones.

Fluid Sampling System Collects Unprecedented Volumes in West Africa Field Enabling Operator to Manage Reservoir More Efficiently

ood reservoir management depends to a great extent on decisions made using high quality reservoir information. Much of that information is obtained from the capture and subsequent analysis of representative reservoir fluid samples. The preferred method for obtaining a representative reservoir fluid is to collect downhole fluid samples from the reservoir. In a cased-hole environment these are usually collected using slick/wire line conveyed samplers or tubing conveyed sample carriers. The use of a sample carrier allows multiple samples to be collected simultaneously.

CobraMax H Service

An issue with coiled tubing-based pinpoint stimulation for multizone fracturing has been that large-diameter coiled tubing was required to achieve the high rates and fluid volumes, velocities and downhole pressures required for perforating and fracturing. The 2-3/8-in. or 2-7/8-in.-diameter coiled tubing imposed depth limitations due to the additional weight and the reel capacity of conventional coiled tubing units. Fortunately, recently developed technology has eliminated these shortcomings.

Weatherford Fracturing services Now in Egypt!

After the outstanding success in the US, Argentina, Mexico and Russia, Weatherford Fracturing service is now in Egypt. Weatherford’s Stimulation & well services Technologies group is committed to providing the highest level of safety, service follow in the Weatherford tradition of service excellence and professionalism.

H-1 Device introduces new TPAD cleaning techniques

While mining no precious (ordinary), semiprecious and precious minerals, such as silver and gold, people learned to extract from the depths of the earth huge amounts of unique mineral resources known as oil which is rightfully called the "black gold"

3M dedicates itself to Fire Protection

3M offers thousands of innovative solutions to the "Construction Industry" through an extraordinary range of technologies, products and services. From the world's strongest adhesives to vibration dampers and an extensive range of 'Fire Protection products.' Every day, 3M's scientists devote themselves to develop and test innovative fire stop solutions, designed to help save lives.

Near Bit Sensors Create ‘Formation Evaluation-While-Geosteering’ Capability

Advances in directional drilling technology have enabled more complex trajectories to be drilled and brought hard-to-reach reservoirs within range. These drilling technology advances have driven the parallel development of near bit sensor technology that serves both the driller and the petrophysicist. This “formation evaluation-while-geosteering” capability capitalizes on advances across the spectrum of at-bit sensor technology, from the most fundamental inclination-only sensors for rotary steerable drilling, to an azimuthal focused resistivity sensor with a “resistivity-at-bit” measurement for rotary steerable and motor applications.

Next-generation Developments in Logging Technologies

Halliburton Wireline and Perforating Services have been focused on product development in recent years, resulting in a full suite of advanced logging tools that are helping operators overcome the challenges of the oilfield. Customers are especially excited about these technologies because they have been crafted and refined with customer input to directly solve high-value problems.

New Developments in Chemical Stimulation of Gas Condensate Wells

Natural gas wells are susceptible to condensate drop out, as the wells are typically operated below the dew point pressure of the reservoir. The condensate accumulates in the near well bore region, which results in a decrease in production. Even in a lean gas reservoir (<1% dropout), significant amounts of fluid can accumulate reducing production by a factor of two or three. The amount of blocking depends on several factors including fluid properties, formation characteristics, flow rate and pressure.

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