Improve casing-point selection and reduce drilling risks with continuous resistivity ahead of the bit.
Published: 11/08/2019
Published: 11/08/2019
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IriSphere look-ahead-while-drilling service combines deep directional measurements with advanced automated inversion to accurately detect formation features ahead of the bit while managing drilling risks, optimizing casing placement and coring location. The look-ahead capability is delivered while drilling in real time by using multifrequency transmitter and multireceiver directional subs. Electromagnetic signals are sent from the transmitter into the formation and retrieved by the receivers to enable the enhanced look-ahead sensitivity and resistivity profiles.
The 20,000-psi subsea system from OneSubsea®, the subsea technologies, production and processing systems division of Schlumberger, enables the extraction of hydrocarbons from deepwater wells with shut-in tubing pressure (SITP) higher than 15,000 psi. OneSubsea will be the first in the industry to deploy technologies that enable subsea equipment to achieve 20,000 psi working pressure. These technologies include various sizes of gate valves, choke systems, connection systems, electrical feed-through systems, hydraulic coupler systems, landing string systems, multiphase metering systems and all required sealing elements.
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