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    AN OVERVIEW OF WELL COMPLETION

    DESIGN

    PRESENTED

    By

    JUDITH UZOH OGECHUKWU

    Department of p etroleum engineer ing(RSUST)

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    OUTLINEINTRODUCTION

    WHAT IS WELL COMPLETION?DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

    DRILLING PHASE

    COMPLETION PHASE

    COMPLETION DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FORMFUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A

    COMPLETION STRING

    COMPLETION DESIGN ACCESORIES

    CONCLUSION

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    INTRODUCTION

    In simple terms, the term well completion refers to the

    methods by which a newly drilled well can be finalised

    so that reservoir fluids can be produced to surface

    production facilities efficiently and safely. In general, a

    well is the communication link between the surfaceand the reservoir and it represents a large percentage

    of the expenditure in the development of an oil or gas

    field. It is of utmost importance that the

    well be completed correctly at the onset, in order that

    maximum overall productivity of the field may beobtained. The ideal completion is the lowest cost

    completion which will meet the demands placed on it

    during its producing lifetime.

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    WHATISWELLCOMPLETION

    Completing a well means installing

    equipment in the well to allow a safe and

    controlled flow of petroleum from the well

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    DESIGNCONSIDERATIONS

    1.

    DRILLING PHASE

    RESERVOIR CONSIDERATIONS

    MECHANICAL CONSIDERATIONS

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    RESERVOIR CONSIDERATIONS

    Producing rate

    Multiple reservoirsReservoir drive mechanism

    Secondary recovery requirements

    StimulationSand control

    Artificial lift

    Workover requirements.

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    MECHANICAL CONSIDERATIONS

    Functional requirements

    Operating conditionsComponent design

    Component reliability

    Safety.

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    This shows an example of a typical drilling and casing

    schedule

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    COMPLETIONPHASE

    Oil and gas completion companies are often

    consulted to assist with well completion

    designs or the development of detailedequipment specifications. To accomplish

    this, three major issues must be considered:

    Form, Fit and Function of the tools

    MetallurgyElastomeric Materials and seal Design

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    COMPLETION DESIGN REQUIREMENT

    FORM

    This is a form indicating the completion

    requirements and well data needed.

    Either imperial or metric units may beused but should be clearly identified

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    FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF A

    COMPLETION STRING

    Consider the casing schematic of Figure 2. Theobjective is to design a completion string for this

    well with following basic functional requirements:

    To provide optimum flowing conditions;

    To protect the casing from well fluids;To contain reservoir pressure in an emergency;

    To enable down hole chemical injection;

    To enable the well to be put in a safe

    condition prior to removing the production

    conduit (i.e. to be killed);

    To enable routine downhole operations.

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    COMPLETIONDESIGNACCESSORIES

    PackersSub-Surface Safety Valves (SSSV)

    Flow Control Equipment

    Tubulars

    Gas Lift Mandrels

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    CONCLUSION

    In simple terms, the term well

    completion refers to the methods by

    which a newly drilled well can befinalised so that reservoir fluids can be

    produced to surface production facilities

    efficiently and safely. An Appropriate

    design should be choosen.