A Global Perspective on Sand Control Treatments

Sherlock-Willis, Terri; Morales, R.H.; Price, P.

doi:10.2523/50652-ms

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“…1,2,16 Furthermore, if the completion will be a gravel pack, sensitivity runs should be made using gravel placement simulators in order to ensure successful execution and minimise the risk. 28,29 Another significant aspect in sand control completions is the issue of filtercake cleanup. For standalone screen completions, cleanup treatments are done after screens are installed.…”

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Design Methodology for Selection of Horizontal Open-Hole Sand Control Completions Supported by Field Case Histories

Bennett¹,

Gilchrist²,

Pitoni³

et al. 2000

Proceedings of SPE European Petroleum Conference

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TX 75083-3836, U.S.A., fax 01-972-952-9435. AbstractReservoirs requiring sand control pose a major challenge for selection of a suitable completion method. Horizontal openhole completions have been successfully utilised in such reservoirs to eliminate sand production, while maximising productivity/injectivity and well deliverability throughout the expected life of the completion and minimising risk and complexity.

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