Featured SPE Paper
In general, open hole multistage fracturing completions provide an excellent advantage in that they are intervention-less in their standard mode of operation. However, the secondary use of coiled tubing (CT) to handle the planned and unplanned operations occasionally required to reach production objectives is growing. In addition, the use of CT to function ball-activated ports to shut off zones or to re-stimulate is starting to be appreciated.
This paper presents case studies where CT has been deployed and investigates the operational impact and productivity enhancements. Correlations from key hardware variables, such as fracturing port size and type, motor type, mill bit type, and CT size, are also considered and analyzed.
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