P&A System Solution Overview PAC-Pulverizor

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P&A / PWC / Solution’s driven

Presented by: Craig Smith

June 21
PART II: Enhanced perforating – Owen PAC family

PAC Family Solutions Example: B C and D-Annulus Target


• Used to establish communication between the inner
tubing/casing without damaging the casing behind it.

• Available from 1 9/16" through to 7” Gun sizes, ranging from


4 – 18spf. Maximise phasing options up to full 360deg

• Large test database and run history portfolio spanning over 7


years to cover various casing sizes, grades, weights &
phasings for optimal well solution
Evolution & Challenge of annular cement remediation

• The move away from section milling in favour of Perforate, Wash and Cement (PWC) techniques for
annular remedation has brought a step-change in remediation efficiency over the last decade
• Remediating well-bonded annuli can however still be challenging and may result in failure (see SPE
Aberdeen 2017 & SPE-191528 from 2018) with a costly recovery, often requiring section milling
• Can we develop a solution to enable successful remediation via Perf & Wash, regardless of the
degree of annular bond?
next step: Enhanced PWC – TOTAL “PERFORM” PROJECT

• Aim: to decouple annular status from ability to successfully execute and


provide reliable sealing independent of annular condition.
• The PERFORM project (PERFORate ReMediate). 3 main components:
1. Optimised hydraulics – CFD modelling to determine what is optimal
2. Enhanced gun system – develop new gun system to ‘pulverise’ annular cement
3. Enhanced circulation – new generation Perforate, Wash & Cement tools

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OWEN PAC / System Design solutions
Current improved methods
• Wireline P&A activity:
• Circulation communication
• Circulation stuck pipe
• Plug punch and cut
• Cement and sidetrack

• TCP P&A activity:


• Large area of flow wash design
• Perforating system design for swab cup and Jet PWC
• Circulation PAC single & multiple annuli
• Casing recovery support - section mill
• Casing recovery support - wash tool

‘Pulverizor’ technology (Patent Pending)


• ‘Rubbelisation’ of cement zones for:
• Optimised Perforate & Wash
• Optimised casing recovery
• Retrieve stuck completions
• Squeezing/injecting of sealing materials
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OWEN PAC / System Design solutions
Current improved methods
• Wireline P&A activity:
• Circulation communication
• Circulation stuck pipe
• Plug punch and cut
• Cement and sidetrack

• TCP P&A activity:


• Large area of flow wash design
• Perforating system design for swab cup and Jet PWC
• Circulation PAC single & multiple annuli
• Casing recovery support - section mill
• Casing recovery support - wash tool

‘Pulverizor’ technology (Patent Pending)


• ‘Rubbelisation’ of cement zones for:
• Optimised Perforate & Wash
• Optimised casing recovery
• Retrieve stuck completions
• Squeezing/injecting of sealing materials
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• ~1750 psi hydro pressure prior to detonation.
• 12644 psi peak pressure.
• All shots successfully penetrated.
• No damage to 13-3/8” casing.
• 0.4563” average EH.
• Flow out of annulus observed – hydraulic
communication established.
• Full circumferential cement damage observed,
further broken up after pressure testing vessel
to 1000 psi.
Part III: enhanced circulation – rig test

• Eccentric vessel logged courtesy of Baker


following perforating.
• Installed test vessel at NORCE Ullrigg test rig
facility, Stavanger.
• Washed vessel courtesy of Archer at 1600
lpm, STPmax 70 bar.
• Able to circulate accross full 10m fully
eccentric interval.
• Best washing at end with most rubbelisation.
• Washing improved with additional passes
(Flow/STP).
• Cuttings very fine.
• Cement placed as per plan, cured overnight.
• Tagged and drilled out hard cement.
• Re-logged vessel.
Baker cbl data: before perf / after Perf / after PWc

• Before perforating: ca. 2 – 6 mV CBL ● Following perforation: ca. 60 – 80mV in the ● After cementing: ca. 10 – 20 mV over
response top half, ca. 25 – 40 mV in the bottom half the majority of the vessel.
• Vessel cemented in controlled conditions at ● Significantly debonded cement ● Substantially remediated cement!
NORCE with standard 1.90 SG / 16 ppg G-
class slurry
• Definitively well bonded cement
Further application 1: eutectic alloy sealing

• Wellstrøm AS designed a bespoke tool concept for TOTAL based


on an electrical heater (preferred due to improved control,
feedback, verification and re-melting capability)
• Rawwater/Wellstrøm plug design is the first qualified to DNV-RP-
203 – Jul 2013, ISO 14310 (V0) & Oil & Gas UK guidelines with
an 'anticipated' 3,000-year-life cast metal seal.
• Testing at Owen Oil Tools demonstrated a high ΔP plug could be
formed in Pulverized cement, remelted and reset using electrical
heater element under simulated downhole conditions.
Successful Proof of Concept, T-1000 Tool
Create an M3 alloy P&A plug and annular seal in a fully cemented annulus that has been perforated and
‘rubbelised’ by the newly developed gun system

Plug to cover the full cross-section of the well and fulfil the same barrier requirements as a Perf & Wash
P&A plug. Casing 9 5/8” in x 13 3/8”.

Downhole conditions: 1700psi, 55°C, Deviation 60°, Setting Depth ~4,000’ TVD

Perforated with 12 SPF 360° ca. 0.45" holes

Test date: September 2020

Demonstrated:

Ability to form a high differential pressure seal

under simulated wellbore conditions

Ability to form a plug in rubbelised annular cement

Ability to heat alloy and control heating electrically

Ability to re-melt and re-set plug


Further application 2: Casing recovery

● Full-scale casing recovery test February 2021 for TOTAL unfortunately


cancelled.
● Further opportunities & collaborations being sought.
Further application 3: RIGLESS through-tubing

• Proposal to further develop ‘Pulverizor’ system for a through tubing 3-1/2” or 4-1/2” x 9-5/8”
application for fully rigless annular remediation on e-line
• 2.125” & 3.125” gun concepts under development.
• TOTAL and Owen Oil Tools invite participation from industry peers to further advance the concepts
shown today.
P&A Information Flow Process
Presented by: Craig Smith

June 21
Information Streams

YOUR LOCAL
OWEN
REPRESENTATIVE

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Tech Services / Solutions

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Basic Flow Process

Offer Solution based on


past history Testing or
operations

Information Request sheet


Issue Information Request Do we have data on Perform Pulsfrac Based on Update Owen’s Database
Job Inquiry received and checked
Form Well scenario? BHA and Charge Selection with Job Results
against Database

Offer Option for Coupon or


System test?

Update Owen’s Database


with test data on options

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Information Request Sheets

Working with the customer to get as


much information as possible on their
Well Scenario

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Owen’s Technical Specialist
Technical Specialist
Owen’s Local Representative to work with the Technical Specialists, These Technical Specialists
are product experts who know the ins and outs of the product and how it will integrate with the
prospects existing organization.

YOUR LOCAL
OWEN
OWEN OIL TOOLS
REPRESENTATIVE

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Technical Architect
Technical Architect
The Technical Architect works with the newly
acquired customer to deploy the system into the
customer's existing organization. They are technical
specialists that can build out the system in a way
that works seamlessly with the customer's systems
architecture and ensure customer satisfaction and
recurring revenue.

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Existing Database

Information on Customer’s Operational Scenario is checked against existing database & Past history

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Coupon & System Testing

Surface Testing to exact customer scenario will give


added confidence in the system of choice.

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


PulsFrac

Motion
• This is in relation to where we see Max &
Min movement “Shock”
• Usually at close to surface & Firing Head

Pressure at selected locations


• Pressure point are selected

Pressure at Working regions


• This is pressure that is seem at the point
where the perforated interval will be.
• It will give Annular pressure, well
integrate and casing differential pressure

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Communication

Communication with customer on his options & Solutions.

Do we use existing
Data for customer
scenario?

We offer Coupon or
System Testing to meet
customer scenario?

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE


Input – design – Well – Follow up feedback

CUSTOMER UPDATE
BHA Design Operations CONFIRMATION FEEDBACK
INPUT DATABASE
DATA

100% objective
success
INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS | INTEGRITY | SUPERIOR SERVICE
Owen Oil Tools
Your Value added provider!

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