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• W415042995 abstract "The U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) through its Natural Gas and Oil Recovery Partnership Program with American industry, has undertaken an integrated program of development to show that the cost of obtaining subsurface information can be drastically reduced through microhole technologies specifically developed to obtain that information. Collectively termed “Microhole Drilling and Instrumentation Technology,” the program objectives include: (1) drilling shallow microholes using currently available coiled tubing technology, (2) evaluating the feasibility of drilling deep microholes, (3) miniaturization and testing of bottomhole drilling assemblies, (4) miniaturization of geophysical logging tools, and (5) incorporating emerging miniature sensor technologies in borehole seismic instrumentation packages. The development of microhole technologies is underway at the DOE’s Los Alamos National Laboratory. Microhole technology development is based on the premise that because of the historic advances in electronics and sensors, conventionaldiameter wells are no longer necessary for obtaining subsurface information. Thus, the combination of deep microholes having diameters at their terminal depth ranging from 1-1/4 to 2-3/8 inches and logging tools have a 7/8-inch-diameter will comprise a very low cost alternative to currently available technology for exploration and reservoir characterization. In collaboration with the Alaskan Department of Natural Resources, Los Alamos has examined requirements for applying microhole technology to the development of coalbed methane (CBM) resources in remote, environmentally sensitive areas. For microhole technology to be successfully used for CBM exploration, it appears that it is only necessary that existing commercial hardware and tools for coring, testing, and production be miniaturized. With regard to the use of microholes for production, significant issues remain as to whether de-watering, stimulation, and well maintenance can be successfully conducted with microholes. Note. Even though our study focuses on remote Alaska and the potential impact that microhole technology could have on the development of CBM resources there, much of our analysis applies to comparable regions of the world where the high cost of exploration and characterization precludes the development of CBM resources for local use." @default.
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• W415042995 title "The Application of Microhole Technology to the Development of Coalbed Methane Resources at Remote Locations" @default.
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