Reservoir Damage Avoidance – All You Need to Know
This course is intended for industry professionals who wish to develop or expand their knowledge of reservoir damage avoidance and how optimum productivity and injectivity can be assured.
The workshop will be delivered by Mike Byrne of AXIS and Allan Twynam of THREE60 Energy.
Limited number of places will be available.
Find out more details on the workshop
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Overview
The workshop will be delivered by Mike Byrne of AXIS and Allan Twynam of THREE60 Energy.
They will explore how lower completion and fluid choice can influence well productivity and injectivity. We will discuss lower completion selection criteria and propose a process to design the correct fluid for reservoir drilling, completion, clean-up and interventions.
The workshop will cover both design and execution practices to optimize well performance by protection of the near wellbore together with safeguarding of the lower completion.
The following topics will be presented to generate discussion:
- Examples of how productivity and damage issues are addressed through laboratory testing and modelling
- Recent advances in fluid engineering, modelling, and laboratory testing, together with some potential areas for further improvement
- Relevant case histories outlining the decision processes and technologies used
The workshop will be highly interactive, offering the opportunity to examine and debate the issues of greatest concern to participants.
Benefits and agenda
This workshop is ideal for anyone who wants to achieve a better understanding of achieving optimum well productivity. It will also present some snapshots of current thinking and recent case histories.
Agenda:
9.00 Introduction
9.15 Understanding the Reservoir and Lower Completion Selection Criteria
10.00 The Importance of Formation and Completion Damage Avoidance
10.50 Break
11.00 Fluids Design for Maximum Productivity
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Complex and Suspended Wells: Laboratory Testing
14.00 Upscaling & Well Perspective
14.50 Break
15.00 Case Studies
16.00 Close of event