Day 1 Mon, October 09, 2017 2017
DOI: 10.2118/187383-ms
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Successful Sand Blockage Removal from Sealine Using an Innovative Plastic Coiled Tubing

Abstract: Sand accumulation occurs in subsea infrastructure and pipelines, also called sealines, when the fluid carrying capacity isn't sufficient. Once this situation degenerates, the maximum achievable production rate decreases till complete stop: a sand blockage is formed and production lost. The first worldwide subsea application for a plastic coiled tubing for sand removal demonstrates the opportunity to think for alternatives and use an innovative technology to avoid expensive pipeline replacement a… Show more

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