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InSite AFR™ Sensor Delivers High-Resolution Images for Reservoir Fracture Characterization
The operator of an offshore
field in West Africa was expecting water losses in deviated water
injection wells located in a depleted reservoir. They needed to
acquire high-resolution borehole images while drilling the wells
to characterize the fractures
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Oct 2009
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First Complete Wireline Replacement in Kazakhstan
First Complete Wireline Replacement in Kazakhstan
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Nov 2008
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TDA Processing Adds More Than $372,000 in Value by Identifying Gas Depletion in Development Drilling Areas (Case History)
An operator working in a 9,600-foot well in a Cotton Valley/Hosston reservoir wanted to identify development drilling areas that were completely or partially depleted before planning a completion. The operator did not have any pressure data.
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Sep 2006
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INSITE Anywhere® System Allows Halliburton to Replace Competitor on an Offshore Well (Case History)
Real-time wireline logging data from a 10,000-foot offshore well needed to be transmitted to six different sites so all participants could reach a consensus.
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Sep 2006
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Downhole Video Service Saves Operator Over $30 Million USD In Workover And Lost Production Costs
An offshore western Australia operator needed to check K-monel landing nipples to determine whether leaks were from control lines or other defects. The wells were a combination of gas producers and injectors. The operator needed a more cost-effective inspe
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Aug 2006
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Reperforating With The Deep-Star System Adds Production Worth Over $8 Million USD Per Year
An operator in the Gulf of Suez wanted to increase production from current producing intervals through reperforating. The well was producing oil from a sandstone formation at approximately 10,000 ft depth. Production rate was 4,464 BFPD with 72% water cut
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Aug 2006
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EMI Service Helps Operator Save Over $300,000 By Providing Critical Go/No Go Information
A west Texas operator was drilling a new well into a limestone formation and needed to reduce the risk of setting pipe in a dry hole. Halliburton recommended a standard suite of logs be run including Dual Induction Log, Dual Spaced Neutron, Long Spaced So
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Aug 2006
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Openhole Log Analysis Paves Way for Successful Recompletion
The operator is an independent producer in the tight gas sands of
east Texas. When a depleting reservoir began to drop in production, the operator needed an evaluation of several potential sands at shallower depths than the current production zone. With l
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Aug 2006
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Introduction of Top Firing Perforating System Saves Operator $25,000
Rig time had become an important cost factor to an operator in Egypt. One way to save rig time would be to cut down the time required to perforate target intervals in his wells. He challenged Halliburton to help him save rig time and put his wells on produ
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Aug 2006
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Deep Star Perforating System Plays Hero Role in Creating Value for the Operator
An operator in Louisiana had a well that did not produce after perforating. Halliburton recommended that a perforation simulation be performed using the Well Evaluation Model (WEM) software. By reperforating with the Deep Star system a potential workover
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Aug 2006
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