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Rigless P&A, Recompletion, and Economic End-of-Life Strategies

Wednesday, 24 March
Waterway 1-3
Technical Session
This session explores advances in cementing design, coiled tubing automation, and digital planning that support well integrity and operational efficiency. Topics include laboratory qualification and field validation of bradenhead lead slurry designs, a hierarchical framework for classifying coiled tubing automation, and digital optimization of coiled tubing pipe design across multi-well campaigns. Field applications highlight a coiled tubing perf, wash, and cement solution for well abandonment and a dual-stage cementing intervention combining forward coiled tubing and reverse annulus placement to restore zonal isolation. These papers connect engineering design, digital methods, and field execution to address challenges across well intervention, and abandonment.
Session Chairpersons
Homero Castillo - Wireline Advisory Board
Jesus Barraza - Chevron
  • 1045-1200 237322
    Abandoning Wells In Onshore Alaska With A Coiled Tubing Perf, Wash, And Cement (PWC) Solution
    M.A. Jaculli, E. Engelsgjerd, HydraWell @ SLB
  • 1045-1200 237319
    Multi-well Coiled Tubing Pipe Designer: A Digital Optimization Framework For Campaign-level Design
    A. Jan, C. LI, SLB
  • 1045-1200 237332
    Dual Stage Cementing Intervention Through Sequential Forward Coiled Tubing And Reverse Annulus Method For Zonal Isolation In Multi Leaking Completion
    A.A. Risatrio, Medco Energi
  • 1045-1200 237282
    Optimization Of Bradenhead Lead Slurry Design For Deep Intermediate Casing Strings Laboratory Qualification And Field Validation In 50 Horizontal Wolfcamp Wells
    A. Mansour, Propetro Holding Corp
  • 1045-1200 237294
    A Hierarchical Classification Framework For Coiled Tubing Operation Automation
    K. KANG, Jianghan Machinery Research Institute