已发表: 07/08/2019
已发表: 07/08/2019
An operator offshore Malaysia needed to log a cased well in search of additional producible zones. However, the deep, slim well at a 79° deviation presented many logging and conveyance challenges, with its 3½-in completion incorporating five gas lift mandrels.
Schlumberger proposed deploying Pulsar multifunction spectroscopy service to obtain complete cased hole formation evaluation from a single run of one tool.
To riglessly convey Pulsar service, the new 2⅛-in TuffTRAC iX tractor was the ideal choice. The tractor’s four drive sections are independently operated to achieve incomparable agility. Real-time monitoring of wheel contact is integrated into the tractor’s active traction control. This unprecedented maneuverability enabled the slim TuffTRAC iX tractor to effortlessly negotiate each gas lift mandrel in the deviated well by sequentially closing the drives as they passed that restriction. Having to close only one drive section at a time maximized available power when navigating through the restriction.
The TuffTRAC iX tractor performed flawlessly, tractoring 9,519 m continuously over the 5 days of the nonstop logging operation. No HSE or service quality incidents occurred during the deployment.
From the comprehensive logs returned by Pulsar service, the operator was able to identify and capture incremental production.
Challenge: Log in the challenging conditions of a complex 3½-in completion profile in a well deviated 79°.
Solution: Deploy TuffTRAC iX extreme-performance wireline tractor in combination with Pulsar multifunction spectroscopy service to obtain complete cased hole formation evaluation in a single pass.
Results: Achieved overall production increment based on the high-quality advanced logs secured by continuously tractoring more than 9,500 m over five days without any HSE or service quality incidents.
