New Technologies for Damage Remediation

Thursday, 19 February

1330 - 1630

Salon B

Technical Session

Each of these presentations showcase how new technologies can be used to enhance pre-job decision making using AI, controlling costs with new drilling equipment, applying technologies used from other disciplines to a new problem, and extending the life of old wells by using new treatment techniques.

Session Chairpersons

Robert Bryant - Hess

1330-1400 230587
A Compact And Low-cost Managed Pressure Drilling Alternative

G. Hitchcock, Aramco Europe; A. Shakhouri, Saudi Aramco D&WO
1400-1430 230549
Optimizing Reservoir Permeability Using Micronized Acid-soluble Ilmenite In Drilling Fluids And Post-drilling Engineered Filter Cake Breakers

M. Al-Bagoury, R. Dey, Y. Gonzalez, Elkem
1430-1500 230513
Hybrid AI Introduction In Acid Stimulation

K.H. Alsubaiei, Kuwait Oil Company
1500-1530 230542
Drag Reduction Of Emulsified Acid System: Leveraging Carbon Nano Dots (CNDS) As Drag-reducing Agents (DRAS) For Improved Pipeline Performance

A. Al-Dogail, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; R. Gajbhiye, T. Solling, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals; S. Svenningsen, University of Copenhagen; A. Vase, Novo Nordisk AS
1530-1600 230523
Novelty HCl Blends and Iron Based Formation Damage - A Field Study In Bakken Acidizing and Remediation

A. Koerner, Hess Corporation; A. Maxwell, C. Longie, M.A. McIntyre, Hess Corp.
1600-1630 230519
Three Phase Treatment Enhances Performance Of Aging Well With Mechanical And Chemical Issues

W.H. Huval, Baker Hughes; R.W. Bryant, Hess Corp.; E. Theall, Baker Hughes; N. Gupta, Hess Corporation; E. Herring, Hess Corp.
1600-1630 230532
Retarded Fluoboric Acid Multipurpose System Enhanced Oil Production And Increased Water Injection In Reservoirs With Moderate To High Permeability

E.A. Pareja, D. Zavala, N. Suarez, Baker Hughes; E. Rodriguez, Ecopetrol S.A.; D. VANEGAS, Meridian Consulting LTDA

Technical Program

New Technologies for Damage Remediation