Advanced Coiled Tubing Applications: Techniques, Operations, and Best PracticesOil and Gas Engineering

In any city around the world 00447455203759 Course Code: AC/2024/87

Course Description

Introduction

 Coiled tubing (CT) has many programs within the petroleum industry, which encompass drilling (CT drilling), cementing, wellbore cleanup, oxidizing, and hydraulic fracturing. In contrast, the immoderate friction stress loss, because of the noticeably small tubing diameter and tubing curvature (which is assumed to be secondary to the drift) of CT, regularly limits the most available fluid injection rates. Therefore, it's of realistic significance to research the drift regularity and friction homes in CT

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

·        Plan, design, control and execute interventions for Coiled Tubing Enhance operational overall performance for the duration of interventions for Coiled Tubing

·        Explain the encouraged system for diverse Coiled Tubing discipline situations and packages Discuss the right stress management system for any unique situation

·        Learn approximately the maximum normally used downhill gear and give an explanation for its characteristics

·        Understand a way to calculate and outline string limits for Coiled Tubing Learn a way to paintings accurately with liquid nitrogen

Target Audience

This course is designed for:

·        Engineers

·         Senior Operations Personnel, and Company

·         Representatives with zero-to-intermediate well intervention knowledge who are assigned to evaluate, plan, and/or execute coiled tubing, slickline, or wireline interventions.

Course Outlines

Day 1: Background

·        Coiled tubing technology historical improvement CT package components, operational procedures and limitation,well control principles

·        Troubleshooting procedures Hydraulic applications that involve circulation of fluids.

·         Mechanical services that involve the downhole conveyance of required tools or equipment.

·        Electrical services that employ downhole tools which are powered by or transmit through an electrical cable.

·        Completions; permanent applications with coiled tubing installed either as the producing conduit or part of it for flow control or other requirements (e.g. ESP conveyance).

Day 2: Pumping services

·        Fluid displacement (nitrogen lifting) Reservoir/well improvement (acid washing/stimulation)

·         Acid washing Acid stimulation (matrix acidizing)

·         Fill cleanouts (sand removal/pressure jetting)

·        High pressure jetting Remedial/abandonment (sand consolidation/cementing)

·         Chemical sand consolidation Cementing

Day 3: Work string

·         Drilling/milling

·        Undreaming (within cased hole)

·        Fishing Coiled tubing slickline operations

Day 4: Stiff wireline

·        Logging Perforating Downhole video camera

Day 5: Completions

·        Production and velocity strings

·         Production strings Injection strings Tubing patches