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Selective Perforation:
`A Game Changer in Perforating Technology- Case Study
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`Amit Govil
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`Perforation and Production Domain Champion
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`Norway
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`2012 European and West African Perforating Symposium
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`Layout
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` Background
` Selective Perforation: Past / Present
` Selective Perforation: Future
` Selective Gun: Future
` Gun–Assembly, Application
` Case Study
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`Background
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` Perforation engineering is a key element in
`successful well stimulation / production / injection
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` Selective perforation gun is required when multiple
`zones have to be perforated in a single run.
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`Selective Perforation
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` Significant hardware
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` Reliable equipment
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` Engineer competency
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` Minimize failure modes
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` Maintain high safety standard
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`Selective Technology: Past
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`Selective Technology: Present
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`0.75”
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`1.75”
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`Downhole Switch Communication
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`Yellow
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`Up/Dow n Link status
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`Blue
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`IP Address
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`Green
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`Command Status
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`Selective Technology: Risk
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` Manual handling
` Mistakes while crimping connections
` Possibility of pinch wire
` Adaptors
` Time-consuming operation
` Typically every gun ~ 5 connection
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` Assume 1 min per connection
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` Considering 17 guns per run
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`– Time required for making connections
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`– 17*5 ~ 85 mins
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`Selective Technology: Future
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`SafeJet - A gun system that is transported in the fully assembled form from the gun
`shop to the well location and is ready to run in hole.
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` Fully addressable and RF safe (up to 40 guns/run)
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` 3 1/8″ diameter
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` 16″ makeup length
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`SafeJet: Reliability & Efficiency
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`Pre-assembled with wiring and detonator cord - no booster, no crimping
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`SafeJet board
`(ASFS* + Secure*
`Technology)
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`Disposable bulkheads
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`Pin connect
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`SafeJet board,
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`Nona pellet
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`Detcord
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`Wire channel
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`Loading tube
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`Shaped charge
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`SafeJet: Rig up
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`Case Study
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`SafeJet: Value
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`Thanks for your time
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`agovil@slb.com (+47-98225739)
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