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    3. Modern Production Logging

    Modern Production Logging

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    • 5 Days
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    Water identification and fluid movement in both injection and producing wells are evaluated using spinners, tracers, pulsed neutron oxygen activation, temperature and noise surveys. A variety of fluid identification devices are used to evaluate multiphase flow. These tools together are used to quantify the sources of water, oil, and gas production, and are critical to the control of excessive water or other phases. Inflow Performance Relationships (IPR) are determined for individual downhole zones. Special considerations are given for deviated and horizontal wells. The newest tools designed for horizontal applications, such as the Flagship/PS Platform or Polaris are reviewed. Numerous videos of and in vertical, deviated, and horizontal flows are used to aid in visualization of the logging environment. Distributed Temperature Sensing, DTS, a new non-intrusive temperature logging technique based on fiber optic technology is also introduced.
    Day 1

    Logging techniques for vertical, deviated and horizontal wells

    The cased hole logging environment

    basics of depth control

    Flowmeter response and quality control

    Day 2

    Flow evaluation using spinners

    Flow regimes

    Fluid identification logs for multiphase flow

    Multiphase flow concepts

    Holdup, cut and slip velocity

    Day 3

    Productivity index, inflow performance, zonal production

    Evaluating deviated and horizontal wells

    Effects of deviation on spinner response and slip velocity

    Vendor tool strings (SLB, Atlas and Halliburton)

    Day 4

    Temperature and Noise Logging

    Nuclear techniques for fluid flow

    Radioactive tracers

    Detection of water flow using oxygen activation

    Day 5

    Distributed temperature sensing (DTS)

    Fiber optic theory

    Demonstration of PLATO software

    Reservoir and production engineers and geologists, petrophysicists, log analysts and others involved in well surveillance, maximizing recovery, identifying production problems, or planning workover operations.

    This course is also well suited for Cased Hole sales engineers.

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