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Well Construction and Integrity: Data-Driven Design, Casing Technologies, and Assurance in Complex Environments

Wednesday, 10 June
Louvre II
Technical Session
This session focuses on advances in well construction and integrity that enhance safety, reliability, and cost efficiency across diverse operating environments. The presentations address data-driven optimization of well design to mitigate operational risks, integrity assurance during casing drilling supported by digital and AI-enabled tools, and the operational and economic benefits of advanced casing technologies in mature and complex fields. Case studies from onshore, shallow water, and pre-salt developments highlight the full lifecycle of well construction, from design and execution to long-term integrity management. Lessons learned from large-scale casing drilling campaigns provide practical insights into performance improvement, risk reduction, and standardization. Together, the papers demonstrate how integrated engineering, digitalization, and execution excellence are key enablers for resilient well construction strategies.
Chairperson
Constantino Nino Pinto - CNOOC International
Reinaldo Maldonado - WellRite
  • 1615-1640 231649
    Data-driven Optimization Of Overflush Design To Prevent Wireline Conveyance Failures In Multistage Plug-and-perf Fracturing
    Y. Zhou, T. Thomas, K. Scherer, NOV
  • 1640-1705 231719
    Operational And Economic Benefits Of Level 2 Casing Drilling In Shallow Production Wells In Brazilian Mature Fields
    L.d. Goncalves, Tenaris Confab
  • 1705-1730 231705
    Integrity Assurance During Casing Drilling In Complex Areas, Supported By Ai Backed Digital Tools
    P. Berrios, Tenaris Siderca
  • Alternate 231686
    Shallow Water Drilling Operations Using Dp Rig: From Design To Execution In The Pre-salt Of Campos Basin
    A. Schlinker, A. Amaral, M.A. Silva, M. Tepedino, R. Pestana, V. Olivares, J. Villela, H. Von Paraski, Petrobras
  • Alternate 231685
    A Decade Of Casing Drilling In Argentina: What We Have Learned After 3.4 Million Meters And 3,100 Strings Installed
    C. Espinosa, T. Castineiras, F. Benedetto, D. Codega, G. Tapia, M. Donnoli, Tenaris

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