A. Damgaard, D. S. Bangert, D. J. Murray, R. Rubbo, G. Stout
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A unique method for perforating, fracturing, and completing horizontal wells
This paper describes the evolution, laboratory testing, and field installation of a completion system developed to perforate, fracture stimulate, and isolate multiple zones in North Sea horizontal wells. This system is designed to reduce overall completion time and well control problems significantly and to allow selective zone control in production and restimulation phases. The field performance of this system is compared with that of previously used methods