Safely steaming

picture of a safeHow do you evaluate the risk of flow to surface behind pipe? This application breaks down risk assessment into geological factors and wellbore factors. Both are discussed in detail. A plan to gently steam taking these risks into account includes his steam schedule and wellhead injection pressures. He also discusses the early detection any trouble signs.

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Tags: Thermal, Compliance, Heavy Oil

Granger Low  16 Dec 2015



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