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Pressure Deployment CT System Eliminates Two Runs to Reperforate North Slope Well, Alaska

Published: 03/17/2017

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Graph: Pressure Deployment CT System Eliminates Two Runs to Reperforate North Slope Well, Alaska - New technology perforates 70 ft in two pay zones in just one run while maintaining dual well control barriers
In its first operation, the pressure deployment CT system was used to perforate segments totaling 70 ft [21.3 m] in just one run with 35 bbl [5.6 m3] of fluid compared with three runs and 100 bbl [15.9 m3] of fluid for a conventional operation limited to 30-ft BHAs. The use of time-delay fuses enabled perforating two separate zones without blank guns.
Location
Alaskan North Slope, United States, North America
Details

Alaska, USA
North Slope

Bottomhole temperature
190 degF [88 degC]
 
Well depth
11,456 ft [3,492 m]
 
Completion size
4½-in tubing, 2 7/8-in liner

Background
A major operator often perforates North Slope wells with 30-ft [9.1-m] BHAs run on coiled tubing. The BHA length is limited by height restrictions of the CT mast units, which are preferred because of their efficiency compared with conventional CT units. However, each well can have as much as 150 ft [45.7 m] of pay to be perforated. This consistently necessitates additional CT runs, increasing the amount of time on location and fluids pumped in the job.
Products Used
Pressure Deployment CT System
Optimized equipment for executing long-BHA operations

Improve operational efficiency and eliminate runs by deploying long BHA strings rapidly and without the HSE risks associated with conventional bar deployment.
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