Content Tagged: "coiled tubing"

This topic presents the basic elements of a coiled tubing well intervention and outlines the steps involved in pre-job planning, job execution, and post-job activities from a field engineering/operations standpoint. The general surface and subsurface equipment used in coiled tubing operations are discussed, as well as downhole tools provided by the major service companies and used by coiled tubing operators. In addition, this topic describes general operating procedures for carrying out coiled tubing operations, with an emphasis on HSE considerations.

We explore how under-balanced coiled tubing drilling (UBCTD) systems can dramatically simplify well workover operations, boost production by improving

Part of the SPE Stay Strong video series, presenter Aaron Burton discusses multistage completions for hydraulic fracturing. This is part 5 of 5 in his

Two industry experts will provide insights on new coiled tubing technology applications focused on driving innovation and incremental well performance. This will be a combined webinar presentation that will focus on cost effective abrasive jetting technologies and real time assessment of stimulation fluid diversion by employing coiled tubing fiber optics.

Shales and other low-permeability formations require multistage completions, hydraulic fracturing, and horizontal wells to produce at economic rates. This webinar focuses on the multistage completion systems that are used in these applications, including plug-and-perf, ball-activated systems (frac sleeves), and coiled tubing-activated systems (annular fracturing). Participants will learn the different types of wellbore completion options and how they compare in different applications. Also, the challenges and options of refracturing existing wells will be discussed.