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• W3093669158 abstract "Abstract The scope of this work is to introduce a technology that measures perforation effectiveness on a stage by stage basis before the hydraulic fracturing process begins. The measurement utilizes surface generated tube waves to interrogate the perforated section of the wellbore. We present three case studies demonstrating how low perforation quality alerts mitigate operational issues, achieving the deployment of appropriate stimulation treatments for several operators in the Eagle Ford, Haynesville, and Niobrara formations. The reflections of tube waves are analyzed to characterize perforation effectiveness on a stage by stage basis. This methodology is non-intrusive, infinitely repeatable and can be performed in the short time interval between removing the perforating equipment from the well and beginning the fracture treatment process. The operators in our study were alerted to stages with a high likelihood of pumping issues such as high treating pressure, screen outs, or low proppant volume placement. Real-time measurements flagged these stages as having poor wellbore connectivity to the reservoir. Prior to pumping, the operator and crew in the field were alerted to the stages that showed low perforation quality. This allowed modifications to the stage design, such as additional acid, sweeps, finer proppant, gel, increased pad, lower rate, or an additional perforation run. In the cases where changes were made to the design, the objective of mitigating pumping problems due to poor perforation performance was a success. In all the cases where preventive design changes were not implemented, downhole difficulties were experienced resulting in sub-optimal stage execution and/or screen outs. Cost savings in the range of $300,000 on some wells were achieved due to the mitigation of pumping problems associated with poor wellbore to reservoir connectivity. Perforation quality and reservoir rock geomechanics play a dominant role in hydraulic fracturing operational success or failure. Although there have been extensive studies focusing on the role that perforation diameter plays on treatment efficiency, these studies do not adequately consider the importance of the perforation tunnel (depth and quality of perforation penetration into the near well region). Having real-time, non-intrusive, field-based data that provides a direct measurement of this essential element can influence the execution of the hydraulic fracture design. This mitigates the costly exercise of recovering from a screen out and improves the likelihood of a productive stage." @default.
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• W3093669158 title "Multi-Basin Case Study of Real-Time Perforation Quality Assessment for Screen Out Mitigation and Treatment Design Optimization Using Tube Wave Measurements" @default.
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