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The oil industry has responded rapidly to the decline in oil prices of these last few months. -
Today, there is a need for higher-strength coiled-tubing (CT) grades with better resistance to severe environments and better fatigue performance in both the tube body and the bias weld.
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Microbial-influenced corrosion (MIC) has been implicated in few corrosion-related challenges in the well-service industry in the past.
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A common problem in oil and gas wells is excess free gas or water production from only certain portions of the completed interval.
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The technical contributions highlighted this year focus on matrix stimulation of carbonate and unconventional reservoirs.
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Core-flow tests are usually conducted to test and model stimulation treatments at laboratory scale, to predict the performance of such treatments in carbonate reservoirs.
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Mechanical-diversion techniques can ensure acid injection into the various intervals of naturally fractured reservoirs.
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An operator developing tight carbonate reservoirs found that conventional acid stimulation with 15% hydrochloric acid (HCl) in horizontal wells did not provide expected results.
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The roles of wellbore tubulars in delivering continued well integrity are diverse, critical, and congruent throughout the life of the well.
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This paper describes efficient detection of well-control events, in both underbalanced and overbalanced conditions.
