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• W2022603226 abstract "Abstract Unwanted water production has long been one of the biggest problems that the oil and gas industry has had to address in efficiently producing hydrocarbons. This paper describes how fiber-optic-distributed temperature sensing (DTS) has been used in conjunction with remotely operated hydraulic interval control valves (ICVs) as an economical management tool for controlling water encroachment. Used with intelligent well technology, this method provides interventionless control and selectivity of producing intervals using surface-actuated hydraulic ICVs so that unwanted water production can be managed more effectively to maximize oil recovery. Distributed temperature measurements at one-meter intervals in the wellbore provide data that assists in the determinations of zonal contribution and the identification in the change of fluid properties or water ingress. This method was installed on the Douglas Platform in Liverpool Bay, United Kingdom. The completion was comprised of an ESP pump, hydraulic on/off disconnect, retrievable packers with hydraulic feed throughs and hydraulic ICVs. An optical fiber that acquires continuous distributed temperature data is installed into one of the hydraulic control lines that operate the hydraulic ICVs. Opto-electronic instrumentation on the platform allows distributed temperature data to be transmitted in real-time to a shore-based asset team. The combination of fiber optics and hydraulic interval control valves provides a number of benefits: The number of penetrations through tubing hangers and packers are reduced if required The fiber optic sensor is capable of gathering realtime logging data from multiple intervals without intervention The ICVs provide interventionless zonal control The disconnect system facilitates ESP workover and recompletion." @default.
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