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    1) Completion involves designing, selecting, and installing tubular goods, tools, and equipment into the wellbore to control production or injection rates. 2) Key completion milestones include the first extensive casing program in 1890, the first dual completed well in 1913, and the first electric log in 1927 which helped evaluate pay zones. 3) Completing a well involves pumping completion fluid, running logs, treating the payzone, installing equipment, perforating, and putting the well on production to assess performance while meeting the basic requirements of being safe, efficient, and reliable.

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    1) Completion involves designing, selecting, and installing tubular goods, tools, and equipment into the wellbore to control production or injection rates. 2) Key completion milestones include the first extensive casing program in 1890, the first dual completed well in 1913, and the first electric log in 1927 which helped evaluate pay zones. 3) Completing a well involves pumping completion fluid, running logs, treating the payzone, installing equipment, perforating, and putting the well on production to assess performance while meeting the basic requirements of being safe, efficient, and reliable.

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    1) Completion involves designing, selecting, and installing tubular goods, tools, and equipment into the wellbore to control production or injection rates. 2) Key completion milestones include the first extensive casing program in 1890, the first dual completed well in 1913, and the first electric log in 1927 which helped evaluate pay zones. 3) Completing a well involves pumping completion fluid, running logs, treating the payzone, installing equipment, perforating, and putting the well on production to assess performance while meeting the basic requirements of being safe, efficient, and reliable.

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    TPM461

    Komplesi dan Kerja Ulang Sumur


    Wijoyo Daton
    Completion

    Completion is a mean of designing, selecting and installation of


    tubular goods, tools and other equipment into the wellbore in
    order to flow, pump or control production or injection rate
    Completion Milestone

    1st extensive
    1st oil well Casing Standardization casing program

    1814 1880 1890

    1300 1861 1882 1905

    Caspian Sea well 1st blowout Packer Developed 1st cemented casing
    Completion Milestone

    1st electric log


    1st gas lift API standard for tool joint

    1911 1925 1927

    1910 1913 1926 1930

    Drillpipe introduced 1st dual completed well 1st ESP Well depth
    exceed 10.000 ft
    Completion Milestone

    1st coiled tubing


    1st gun perforation Through tubing workover

    1933 1958 1963

    1932 1943 1960 1967

    1st gravel pack 1st subsea compeltion Cement Bond Log Computerized well
    developed monitoring

    As deeper wells were drilled, the problems associated with surface water prompted the use of a casing or conduct
    or to isolate water and prevent caving of the wellbore walls. Further development of this process led to fully cased
    wellbores in which the interval of interest is perforated
    Well Completion

    Completion fluid is pumped Well testing

    Logs are run Treating the payzone

    Remedial cementing Equipment installation

    Perforating Putting the well on stream


    and assessing performance
    Requirements

    1 Safe
    3 basic
    requirements in
    completing a well
    2 Efficient

    3 Reliable

    In short, it is the technical efficiency of the entire completion system, viewed alongside the
    specific company objectives, which ultimately determines the completion configuration and
    equipment used
    Well Phase Cost
    Well Lifetime

    Schlumberger, 2010
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