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    This chapter discusses well completion string design and the factors that must be considered, including reservoir conditions like fluid pressures and temperatures, well depth and path, and objectives. The design and tool selection must account for varying downhole conditions, including stresses on the string from changes in temperature, pressure, weight, fluid density, and friction during flow through components. All of these variables create forces that must be considered in the completion string design.

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    This chapter discusses well completion string design and the factors that must be considered, including reservoir conditions like fluid pressures and temperatures, well depth and path, and objectives. The design and tool selection must account for varying downhole conditions, including stresses on the string from changes in temperature, pressure, weight, fluid density, and friction during flow through components. All of these variables create forces that must be considered in the completion string design.

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    2019 - 03 - 26 13 - 01 Office Lens

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    This chapter discusses well completion string design and the factors that must be considered, including reservoir conditions like fluid pressures and temperatures, well depth and path, and objectives. The design and tool selection must account for varying downhole conditions, including stresses on the string from changes in temperature, pressure, weight, fluid density, and friction during flow through components. All of these variables create forces that must be considered in the completion string design.

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    Chapter 5 — Well Completion String Design

    5.1 Introduction

    Each completion string may endure a variety of downhole conditions imposed by the reservoir
    fluids, the reservoir depth and the severity of the weii path.- All these in addition to the
    objectives set for the well, will affect the total design and, choice of downhole tools and there
    setting depths. Changes in temperatures, pressures, weight applied to the string, fluid densities
    and friction induced by the fluids flowing through the completion components are a few of the
    variables that need to be accounted for when designing a completion string. All these create
    stress forces on the completion string and that need to be accounted for.

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