Halliburton DST Feb 2016 Technical Seminar

Testing and subsea
Max Grant
TSS Global Technical Sales Manager.
© 2016 Halliburton. All rights reserved.

Agenda
Start Time Activity
9:30 AM – 9:40 AM Welcome, Introductions, Safety Moment - 10 Mins
9:40 AM – 10:10 AM TSS Overview & Retrievable Packers – 30 Mins
10:10 AM - 10:20 AM 10 Minute Coffee Break.
10:20 AM - 11:10 AM Armada Sampling & Dynalink Telemetry – 50 Mins
11:10 AM - 12:00 PM 10 Minute Break – ProPhase Well test Valve – 50 Mins
12:00 PM – 13:30 PM Lunch Provided by Hotel Sheraton
13:30 PM – 1:40 PM RezConnect System – 10 Mins
1:40 PM – 1:50 PM Wireless SDAS System. Gamut & Maestro DOS 10 Mins
1:50 PM - 2:00 PM 10 Minute Coffee Break.
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Slickline Technologies Presentation – 60 Mins
3:00 PM – 3:10 PM Closing – 10 Mins.

Testing and Subsea History
1900-1940
1920’s 1930’s
Introduced the drill Industry’s first
stem tester valve retrievable test
to the industry, packer
signaling the start
of open hole drill
stem testing
1941-1990
1960’s 1970’s 1980’s
Introduced the Introduced Introduced
Industry’s first annulus the industry’s
subsea test pressure first electro-
tree operated tools, hydraulic
allowing for subsea test
cased hole drill tree
stem testing
1991-Present
1990’s 2000’s 2004 2005 2007 2009 2012 2013 to Now
Introduced the Acoustic First Zero First non- Introduced World Record Complete Deep Environmentally
world’s cleanest well Wireless emission well radioactive industry leading high Water Testing Distinctive Burner
test burner Telemetry test in GOM multiphase HPHT Armada temperature jobs in Africa,
System flow meter sampling DST @ 433ºF APAC and LA Wireless
deployment in system in India bottomhole
Deepwater Norway DynaLink sampling activation
DST Record Acoustic
8,993 ft. Telemetry RezConnect Well
Testing System
Dash Subsea EH
Module
Value Proposition
How we add value to your operations
Have a dialogue with

your reservoir™
from drilling to production
Testing and Subsea Product Service Lines
Well Testing Subsea GeoBalance

Provides reliable products and A suite of subsea safety systems GeoBalance delivers underbalanced drilling
services focused on the acquisition that allow clients to safely deploy and managed pressure drilling. The
and analysis of dynamic reservoir or work over their completions customized multi-level service comprises the
information and reservoir in particularly harsh environments. industry’s most comprehensive suite of
optimization solutions. pressure optimization solutions for well
construction and reservoir challenges
in critical pressure environments.
Well Testing Services
Test Tools
Surface Well Test
Data Acquisition
Fluid Sampling Early Production Systems

Our transformational technology
ensures success and ultra-reliability at every stage
 Real Time Control

of Nozzles.
Control  15 Times Cleaner

than Industry
Highest Efficiency.
 Burn up to 12K bbl

Measure day low 300bbl/day
 +/- 30Deg rotation

of burner head.
Analyze Ultra-Reliability Efficiency
RezConnect™ Well Testing System Environmentally Distinctive Burner
Environmentally Distinctive Burner
“The flaring and burning off of the tanks went

smoothly and the ED burner continues to
impress.”
Environmentally Distinctive Burner
 Burner Test Photo – Diesel Fuel
Fuel Flow Rate: 3760 BOPD Air Flow Rate: 2619 SCFM
Water Flow Rate: 900 BPD A/L Ratio: 562 SCFM/MBOPD
FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY 10

Key Takeaways
 Wide variety of solutions for customer challenges
 Challenge the status quo with innovative technologies
 Work in all environmental conditions
© 2014 HALLIBURTON. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Testing Packers
Testing & Subsea
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Champ Well Testing Packers
 The Champ Packer is a resettable Service Tool
packer (recently upgraded by TSS) that is often
used for DST’s.
 Champ Packers can either be set by RH rotation

or with a non-rotation (NR) method.
 Champ IV vs. Champ V:

– Backup rings on all seals; rated to higher
pressures and temperatures.

HP/HT Champ Well Testing Packers
 The Champ Series Well Testing Packers are multi-set
capable, zone isolation and well control tools
 Multiple Setting Options
– Rotate to Set
– Non-Rotational Set
– Non-Rotational Restricted Set
 Leading the Market
– 7” Champ V NR – 15,000 psi at 400°F
– 9 5/8” Champ V NR – 15,000 psi at 400°F
– 10 3/4” Champ IV – 10,000 psi at 350 °F

Champ Well Testing Packers
Setting the packer
Rotate to Set J-Slot NR Auto-Indexing J-Slot

NR Champ Packer Setting Procedure
 Typical Operation to Set NR Champ

– RIH past target depth SET
POOH
– Rupture disc RIH
– Pickup to target depth
SET POOH
– Set down weight

9-5/8” Champ Packer Element Testing

Fluid Sampling
Testing & Subsea

Phase Behavior
 The purpose of bottomhole sampling is to return a

REPRESENTATIVE reservoir sample to the surface
 Understanding hydrocarbon phase behavior is crucial to

collecting a REPRESENTATIVE sample
 A REPRESENTATIVE sample has to be single phase and

above reservoir pressure

Armada® System- Fluid Sampling
Testing & Subsea

Armada® Sampling System
Bottom (Downhole) Sampling , Tubing

Conveyed
SPS-A Single Phase Sampler - Armada
 400 cc of sample per sampler;

 Rated 20.000 psi at 400 ºF
 External samplers in the annulus;
 Ceramic Coated to minimize H2S adsorption;
 Simple and reliable sampler that is at the
heart of all the Armada offerings.

Armada – Functioning
RD Valve Samplers N2 Interface N2 Chamber

body doughnut
 3 Rupture discs, when actuated by annulus pressure a valve in the RD Valve body moves to
the open position and allows communication of the reservoir fluid in the tubing to the
samplers on the outside of the carrier in the annulus.
 Rupture 1 disc and 3 samplers fill, rupture 3 discs and all 9 samplers fill

ARMADA 5” System
- Max N2 loading pressure on surface: 11,500 psi

- Max Differential pressure: 15,000 psi
- Max Temperature: 400 °F
- 10 slots (9 samplers and 1 gauge)
- OD 5.375 in, ID 2.25 in
- Length 378 in = 9.60 m
- Full, smooth bore
- Carrier with samplers arrives at location fully assembled and pressure
tested
- Charge the N2 and run in hole.

Concentric smooth bore with dedicated gauge slot.


Junk Piston or Dirty Piston

Gauss Meter
Distance: 24.5 cm

Theoretical Recovery Pressure (psi)
Hydrocarbon Type System 9* System 6* System 3*
Black Oil 9,733 10,254 10,839
Condensate 8,058 8,936 9,733
* Surface T = 80°F; Res T = 350°F; Res P = 15,000 psi

HPHT Qualification Test
- Downhole Temperature: 380°F (4 days)
- Pressurize to 19K psi – Keep for 4 hours
- Pressure drain to 12K psi – Keep for 24 hours
- Samplers triggered
- Temperature & pressure maintained for 64 hours
- Simulate retrieval to surface after 36 hours

First Field Trial
- 3 weeks in the well
- Run into the well up to 3960 meters
- Over-pulled with 175,000 pounds
- Reservoir data: 3184 psi at 228°F
- 9 of 9 samplers functioned correctly

ARMADA 7” Sampling System

Armada 5” x 7” Sampling System
The 7” tool has some differences to the 5” tool. The 7” tool replaces the single large N2 section with
a number of high pressure tubes.

Armada 7” Sampling System
Specifications:
- OD 7.03”, ID 3.5”, Length 5.66 meters
- Uses the simple and reliable SPS-A samplers, 20K psia at 400 F
- Carrier: 15000 psi differential at 400 F
- Full, smooth bore
- Arrives at location fully assembled and pressure tested. Charge

the N2 and RIH.

Armada 7” Sampling System
- 13 slots for N2 tubes/Samplers and 1 dedicated

gauge slot
- Standard configuration – 9 samplers and 4 N2

tubes
- Maximum allowed number of N2 tubes – 7

(6 samplers in this configuration)
- N2 Tubes charged to15000 psi

ARMADA™ Agile

Armada Agile
Armada™ Agile
Agile is a modification of the 5” carrier. The main difference is that the common
nitrogen section is replaced by 1.0 in OD N2 tubes (HP) similar to the ARMADA
7” design.
It is half the length of the Armada 5” System (no N2 case is used)
As the name implies, the Agile design offers considerable flexibility, though a
maximum of only 6 samplers can be run.

Armada Agile
Armada™ Agile
- Nitrogen interface donut comprises 3

independent and isolated sections.
- Each section is associated with 3 slots which
can be any combination of samplers and
nitrogen tubes.
- Multiple potential offerings of samplers and
N2 tubes can be tailored to meet the needs of
any specific situation.

Armada Agile
Recovery Pressure
Standard Max Volume Ultra HP
Total Sample Volume (cc) 1,200 2,400 1,200
Number of N2 Tubes 3 3 6
Number of Samplers 3 6 3
Recov. Press. Black Oil (psi) 11,090 8,735 12,763
Recov. Press. Volatile Oil (psi) 10,828 8,416 12,589
Recov. Press. Condensate (psi) 10,333 7,846 12,240
Recov. Press. Dry Gas (psi) 10,080 7,564 12,060

ARMADA™ Gauges

Armada Gauges
 Flexibility
 Dedicated Slots for electronic gauges

 01 Gauge for Reservoir Pressure
 01 Gauge for Annulus Pressure
 01 Gauge for monitoring the common N2 pressure
 Piezo Resistive Gauge for the N2 Chamber pressure

 Monitor the samplers actuation
 Monitor the sample pressure until it is removed from the carrier
 Provide initial indication of collected hydrocarbon type
 Check if the samples stays single phase during all the time
 Quartz Gauge for Reservoir and Annulus Pressure

 Monitor exact pressure and temperature during sampling and recovery to
the surface

Armada N2 Gauge – Pressure & Temperature of Common N2 chamber
Temperature of Common N2
section during RIH, flow periods
and POOH
Fall of common N2 pressure as

samplers fill and N2 charge is
released to close sampler inlet
and maintain pressure above
reservoir pressure
Pressure of common N2 chamber

and samplers during POOH
(verifies samplers maintained in
single phase)

ARMADA™ Sampler Coating

H2S Adsorption
At low concentrations of H2S (< 20 ppm)

adsorption losses to stainless steel samplers can
distort the magnitude of the problem that the
operator could face during production. The use of
Inconel samplers and a special coating on all
wetted sampler surfaces minimizes this problem.

Armada Coating
Results from testing
Tube H2S concentration (ppm)
1 Hour 1 Week 1 Month
1 11.2 11.1 11.2
2 11.3 11.3 11.3
Test gas was 11.5 ppm H2S. The piston inside the chamber
was moved 200 times and an inert ball was used to shake
and mix the gas before the sampling.
H2S Certification
As part of the manufacturing process of the Armada sampler

housings, they are internally coated to protect against low PPM
H2S loss during sample collection. Each sample housing is
tested for 6 days with a 20 ppm H2S in N2 gas mixture. The
maximum allowed drop in H2S concentration is 2 ppm. When a
sample housing passes this test, it is then certified that the
sampler passed Halliburton’s test requirements and the is made
available for sampling operations.

ARMADA™ SPS-ASL
Slick Line Sampler

Armada™ SPS-ASL
• Dual SPS-A’s with Nitrogen and trigger
• Simplicity and reliability of Armada for
Slickline applications
• Operates up to 350°F and 20,000 psi
• Electronic, reprogrammable timer
• Arrives fully assembled & tested
• Can be redressed on site

Armada SPS-ASL
Armada SPS-ASL
 Carries 2 SPS-A Samplers, total - 800 CC

 Electronic Trigger rated to 350°F (177°C)
 2.05” Max OD, 17.5 ft (5.4 m) Length
 Nitrogen tubes rated to 15,000 psi
 V nitrogen - 536cc @15ksi per 400cc sample
 Options for stand alone or multiple systems

Armada ASL Configurations
• Armada ASL • Armada ASL ERP
– 2 samplers – 1 sampler
– 2 integral N2 tubes – 2 integral N2 tubes
– 800 CC – 1 sample N2 tube
– 400 CC

What’s the Difference?
Pressure Profiles of Slickline-Conveyed
Single-Phase Sampling Equipment
Tool Nitrogen Charge Sample Ratio Vn : Vs
Volume Pressure Volume
SPS-ASL ERP 2122cc Up to 15,000 400cc 5.25
FST 1072cc Up to 15,000 400cc 2.68
SPS-ASL 1076cc Up to 15,000 800cc 1.35
Competitor Tool 1 460cc Up to 15,000 600cc .77
SPS-15 (Also 450cc 15,000 (not 600cc .75
used by Pencor, recommended
Leutert, Proserv) above 11,500)
Competitor Tool 2 250cc Up to 15,000 600cc .42

Sample Transfer Pressure Summary
SPS-15 SPS-15 SPS-ASL SPS-ASL ERP
Recovery 10,100 10,100 10,500 13,800

Pressure (psi)
Temperature at 95 95 85 95
Measurement (F)
Transfer 15,000* 15,000 15,000 15,000

Pressure (psi)
Sample Volume 530 545 725 365

(cc)

Armada FST Downhole Fluid Sampler
 Halliburton’s Premier Downhole Fluid Sampling Tool
 The Armada FST can be run in combination with production

logging sensors for real-time understanding of downhole
conditions prior to activating electronic triggers for on-demand
flexibility
 Allows for large volume collection of downhole fluid sample;

up to 800 cc per run.
Target Market
 Water sample – Quality of sample in comingled flow with
multi-zone production and water flood environment.
– Allows for large volume water sample based on real-time
knowledge of downhole fluid conditions prior to triggering
samplers
 Producing field with solids like Asphaltenes or Wax problem –
PVT sample is important
 Condensate wells – using realtime pressure data to ensure
sample is taken above dew point pressure
 Reservoirs without fluid sampling data
SPECIFICATIONS:
 15K psi / 350°F environmental rating
 Dimensions – OD - 2.05 in, Length 19.9 ft Weight -134 lb
 10,000–lb and 4,000-lb tension/compression rating
 Ceramic-coated Inconel® samplers minimize H2S absorption
to ensure representative downhole fluid sample.

BENEFITS:
 Combinability with PLT - allows real-time monitoring of
down-hole condition prior to activation of fluid sampling.
 Sample Volume – 400 cc PVT quality per sampler. Two

independent samplers can be run in a single run for 800 cc
 Real-time Decision – with two electronically controlled

independent sampler actuations
 Sample Quality – ability to retrieve over-pressured sample
with 2 nitrogen sources.
– Best recovery pressure in the industry
 Cased Hole Fluid Sampler – offers lower fluid sampling risk

and challenges compared to open hole
 Leverages - Halliburton’s Armada® Sampler Technology
– Extensive run history and market leader around the
globe
– Field tested in heavy oil. Lab tested successfully using
12,000 cp fluid

DOT Overpacks

Transporting ARMADA Samples
The ARMADA sampler is not DOT or TPED rated for transportation.
Transporting the sample requires that it be first transferred to a DOT
or TPED rated cylinder.
Due to safety and space considerations the operator often require

that field personnel are off location as quickly as possible.
Halliburton has received DOT approval for an overpack design that

allows for safe and convenient transport of the sample section to an
on-shore lab. This also has advantages when special lab analysis is
required.

The overpack is rated for 14,000 psi.
After the sampling tools are retrieved to surface the sample section is
inserted into the overpack, which is then closed and readied for
shipment and the sampler makes up to the overpack.
The sample can also be immediately pressurized on recovery, placed

in the over pack, and the overpack further pressurized to minimize
sample pressure loss during transport/storage.
The overpack can be preheated to minimize temperature/pressure

loss of sample if recovered in cold ambient conditions.

Use of the overpack greatly simplifies sample handling offshore.
A lengthy and hazardous high T/P exercise is moved to a more

controlled environment
A laboratory environment has advantages when special analyses

such as H2S/Hg determinations need to be carried out on the virgin
reservoir fluid. It also reduces the risk of loss of these components
when transferring to non inert sample bottles. It is also easier for
operator personnel to attend if desired

ProPhase Well Test Valve
Testing & Subsea

Introduction
 Current Deep Well Scenario

– Deeper and deeper
• High Pressures
• High Temperatures
– Heavy well fluid
– High BHP (High Pressure Casing)
 Our Current Testing Tools

– Annulus pressure – Rupture disk (Trigger)

Prophase Well Test Valve
Combined Functionality of 4 tools
+ + +
TST
(Tubing String Testing)
OMNI Circulation Valve
Gauge Carrier (DynaString)

Select Tester Valve
Prophase Well Test Valve
Circulating Valve Operating Controller Oil Chamber Air Chamber

& Ball Valve Pistons
▌ Tool Dimensions 5.25”OD/2.25”ID

▌ Temperature Rating 320°F
▌ Differential Pressure Rating 15,000 psia
▌ Hydrostatic Pressure Rating 25,000 psia
▌ Valve Operating Range 2,000–25,000 psia
▌ Number of Tool Movements > 40
▌ Minimum Battery Autonomy 384 hrs (720 hrs)

Circulating Valve & Operating Controller Oil Chamber Air Chamber
Ball Valve Pistons

Ball Valve Pistons

Ball Valve Pistons

ProPhase Well Test Valve - Features
 Simple to operate and maintain;

 Pressure Telemetry control method operates tool
based on user defined pressure differentials;
 Modular plug-and-play electronic;
 Electronics override.

Summary of
Qualification Testing
Halliburton has performed
extensive laboratory and
qualification testing.
 Extensive long-term HT lithium battery life testing at

various temperatures
 HPHT reliability testing of the ProPhase Controller
 System qualification tests at 25ksi and 320°F
Testing has
 10 Customer Supported Field Trials to support
included:
development
 Volumetric testing for oil and air capacities
 HT electronic circuit reliability testing
 Sand Slurry testing for debris tolerance
Gamut – Surface Welltesting Design of Service
Testing & Subsea

Introduction
Design of Service (DOS) is a process, where Halliburton, Surface Well Testing
(SWT) verifies client’s objectives, requirements and feasibility of the proposed
well test design. This processed approach assesses proposed operational
activities and equipment configuration and based on below phases:
Data Collection
• Design Input Information
• Rig / Site Visit
Data Process
• Drawings (API RP 500,API RP 505, IP 15)
• Safety Systems (API RP 14C)
• Calculations (API RP 14E, API 520)
Data Evaluation
• Conclusions and Recommendations
Verification
• Approval, Distribution and Document Control

DOS Mandatory Tools
Halliburton, Surface Well Testing, use in-house developed software programs in
conjunction with the industry recognized ones to offer a fully engineered solution.
Tools Function
• Maintain consistent report format
• Create Safety Analysis Tables (SAFE & SAT)
• Perform Separator and Relief Valve Sizing
• Create Engineering Design Drawings (P&ID , PFD,

Equipment Layout , Relief Diagrams , Pressure & velocity
AutoCAD®
Diagrams)
• Perform Process Simulations

• Pressure Drop & Velocity Analysis
• Relief Lines Sizing.
• Simulate Radiant Heat and Noise generated during flaring

Flaresim operations
• Perform Control Valve Sizing
• Verify Orifice Meter size in consideration of separator

Daniel Calc.
operating conditions.
DOS Process Flow Map
Design Input Rig Visit Other Data
Data Collection FO-GL-HAL-SWT-110 (i.e. Well Program)
FO-GL-HAL-TSS-104
Safety System Sizing

Data Process Drawings
GD-GL-HAL-SWT-201 Calculations
Summary
Piping & Instr. Diagram Safety Philosophy Flow Assurance Safety System Summary
Safety Analysis Tables

Process Flow Diagram Relief System Sizing Process Line Data Sheet
(SATS)
Deck Loading Pressure Drop & Velocity

Haz. Zone Layout Safety Analysis Verification Summary
Functional Evaluation
Sheet (SAFES) Relief Valves
Well Test Layout Radiation / Noise
Performance Summary
System
Data Evaluation Constrains
Recommendations Operator & Executive Summary
Verification Approval Distribution Document Control

Verification
Is the final phase of the Design of Service process where the
report will be issued for review and approval by Halliburton
technical representative(s) and Client submission.
Third Party Verification Document & Revision Control
(Optional / Contract Specific) “Management of Change”

Maestro – Downhole Tools Design of Service
Testing & Subsea

Maestro
Purpose MAESTRO
Maestro is a desktop application developed to help streamline and
simplify proposal schematics for Testing & Subsea. Maestro helps
provide service quality through the use of standard workflow, data,
error checking and calculations to create consistent documentation
for internal and external use.
Key Features
• Well Casing Schematic
• Generates a table and schematic of the well casing
• Highlights where the string cannot fit in the well casing
• String Schematic
• Generates a table and schematic of the string
• Selectable, standard tool and tubing data
• Highlights errors between:
• Well casing and string
• Threads
• Equipment List
• Produces a list of equipment needed for the job
• Nitrogen Tools
• Calculates the operating pressure
• Rupture Disk
• Calculates the burst pressure
• Graphs the applied annular pressure and the downhole
pressure
• Identifies potential errors between nitrogen and rupture disk
tools
• Applied Pressure
• Creates a potential job log
• Graphs the pressure over time applied for a potential job
• Publish/Print
• English, Spanish and Portuguese translations
Maestro
• Consistent, Professional Documentation MAESTRO
• Professional documentation across customers and locations
• Consistent icons and formatting for internal and external
communication eliminates confusion
• Saves Time, Saves Money
• Build string faster than using Excel
• Frees resources to focus on their job rather than
formatting
• No duplication of effort due to language translation
• Standard casing and tubing in Maestro saves time in looking
up dimensional information (eliminates copy and pasting string
data)
• Automatically checks for errors, replacing a manual process
• Simulates Wells and Components, Reduces Risks of COPQ
• Provide a high degree of confidence in the well structure
• Quickly answer client questions
• Enable users to access standard tool data
• Reduces manual entry errors
• Enhance service quality by
• Quickly identify if threads do not match by showing
thread errors
• Finding if the string will not fit in the casing: Casing ID
and string OD validation
• Visually see which rupture disks and nitrogen tools
could conflict
• Show the smallest string ID to help fish tools
• Standard and easy unit conversions help mitigate
potential risks
• Identifying equipment needed for a job

DynaLink® Telemetry System
Testing & Subsea
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DynaLink® Telemetry System
 Reliable real-time downhole network Allows for decisions to be made in
real-time based on current reservoir conditions
 Efficient and effective downhole acquisition

Able to retrieve real-time and historical data
simultaneously
 Simple, modular, downhole

modem design Interface to
pressure / temperature gauges,
samplers, production logging
sensors, and downhole tool
actuators

Benefits of Real-time
Wireless Telemetry
 Reduce operating expenses
 Real-time reservoir analysis
 Assurance of data
 Effective bottomhole PVT
fluid sampling
 Safety in operations
 Downhole tools diagnostics

Providing reliable products and services
focused on the acquisition and analysis of
dynamic reservoir information and reservoir
optimization solutions.
 Short Term Well Test Objectives:

Acquire and analyze sufficient well data to
describe the reservoir in the vicinity of the
wellbore
• Identify formation fluids
• Identify production rates
• Initial reservoir pressure
• Calculate Permeability
• Calculate Skin
 Long Term Well Test Objectives:

Acquire and analyze well data to describe the
reservoir structure
• Existence of heterogeneities
• Discontinuities
• Connectivity

Wireline or Wireless Data Acquisition
Wireline Wireless
•Fast Acoustic •Safer operations,

dow nload of gauge avoiding w ireline
historical data
•Decisions throughout
•Decisions m ade duration of the job,
during dow nhole including flow and
closure periods dow nhole closure
•Requires less
acoustic dow nload of
gauge historical data

Wireline Configuration
Rig Floor
 Fast data retrieval

Retrieve up to 8,000 data records per
hour
 Use with variety of wireline cables

Use with mono-conductor or multiconductor H2S DynaLink Repeater
cables w/ Wireline Interface
Tester Valve
 Standard 1-11/16” GO connection

DynaString Carrier
Standard components allow for minimizing additional w/ DynaLink Gauge
equipment overhead

Wireline Data Recovery
From Hanging Gauges
Wireline application Rig Floor
 Data recovery from one or multiple

gauges
Wireline De-Centralizer
 Test previously completed wells,
requires metal to metal acoustic DynaLink Wireline Tool
path through nipple & hangers

 Allows either continuous DynaLink Gauge Tool
Set in Nipple
monitoring in real time, or historic Packer
data retrieval at scheduled well

interventions.
 Pressure assurance

Wireless Configurations
Rig Floor
Node 2 500’ cable reel

DynaLink Repeater
Node Stations w/ Wireline/Subsea Interface
 Node 1 - Computer
DynaLink software is run by the DynaLink
specialist at the DAS Lab, commanding the Node N-2
DynaLink Repeater
required DynaLink for either historic
information or real time information thru the Node N-1
communication of computer and the DynaLink Repeater
DynaLink Surface Interface Box.

Tester Valve
 Node 2 - First Acoustic Station Node N

The first station in the toolstring can either be DynaString Carrier
W / DynaLink Gauge
run with wireless or wired communication to
SIB. It communicates acoustically with the
subsequent node downhole.

Rig Floor

DynaLink Repeater
Node Stations w/ Wireline/Subsea Interface
 Node 3 to N – Downhole Stations Data packets

and commands from node 1 at computer to target
nodes at gauges and tools travel down and up the Node N-2
DynaLink Repeater
toolstring acoustically encoded. As acoustic
signals traveling the toolstring are attenuated and
Node N-1
affected by acoustic noise, a set of consecutive DynaLink Repeater
repeater stations rely the messages ensuring
communication. Each repeater picks the acoustic Tester Valve
message relayed by a neighbor node and relays it
in time. The repeater placement strategy ensures Node N
DynaString Carrier
that the node stations are so placed as to provide W / DynaLink Gauge
enough signal to their neighbor stations, without
compromising or communications by lack of
signal or bad signal to noise ratio.

Rig Floor

DynaLink Repeater
Land & Jackup Application w/ Wireline/Subsea Interface
 Wired connection below rig floor

Potentially reduced impact of surface Node N-2
activity noise interfering with DynaLink Repeater
communication Node N-1

DynaLink Repeater
 500’ Armoured cable

Tester Valve
Air-spooled cable reeler allows for ease in mobility
and flexibility, connecting Node 2 to acquisition Node N
lab and computer DynaString Carrier
W / DynaLink Gauge
 Uses standard wireline / sub-sea interface

Standard components allow for minimizing
additional equipment overhead

DynaLink Repeater
• Responsible for acoustic communication

• Simple electronics – RELIABILITY
• Outer Diameter: 1.25 in (3.175 cm)

• Length: 39.26 in (0.99 meter)
• Temperature Rating: 350 deg F (177 deg C)
• Pressure Rating: 20 Kpsi (1,379 bar)

Lithium Battery Pack
 Standard “CC” cells

 Estimated battery life up to 20 days (depending
on tool program)
 Estimated battery life up to 40 days with double
battery pack (depending on tool program)
 Diagnostics: battery voltage monitored in real-
time, during the job

DynaLink Gauge Specifications
General
Sensor type Dual Piezo Single Quartz Dual Quartz
Silicon-Sapphire
Sample Rate Up to 1 dataset/sec Up to 1 dataset/sec Up to 1 dataset/sec
Memory Capacity 1 M dataset per Sensor 1 M dataset 1 M dataset per Sensor
Gauge Operation Independent Sensors One Sensor Independent Sensors
Gauge Tool Length 68.80 in 75.64 in 78.21 in
Gauge Metallurgy Sour Conditions Sour Conditions Sour Conditions
Pressure
Range 15,000 psi Up to 30,000 psi Up to 30,000 psi
(1034 bar) (2068 bar) (2068 bar)
Accuracy 0.03% FS 0.015% FS 0.015% FS
Resolution 0.0003% FS 0.00006% FS 0.00006% FS
Temperature
Range 0 to 302°F 0 to 350°F 0 to 350°F
(-18°C to 150°C) (-18°C to 177°C) (-18°C to 177°C)
Accuracy 1.00°F (0.56°F) 0.36°F (0.20°C) 0.36°F (0.20°C)
Resolution 0.030°F (0.017°C) 0.018°F (0.01°C) 0.018°F (0.01°C)

Downhole Wireline Interface
 Used in conjunction with the repeater to

interface acoustic communication to e-line
 Compatible with most common monoconductor
cable types
 Outer Diameter (Housing) : 1.25 in (3.175 cm)

 Length w/ Housing: 23.05 in (0.58 m)
 Standard 1 in or 1 11/16 in GO connection
 Rated 350F (177C)

Surface Wireless Kit
• For Land and Jack-up rig applications
• Explosion-proof enclosure, connects to the DynaLink ®
Repeater
• Communicates with Surface Interface Box using RF (Radio
Frequency) signal
• Clamped to stick up pipe
• Rechargable Batteries
• Weight: 14.7 lbs (6.6 Kg)

• Dimensions (H x W x D):
6.75 x 13.5 x 11.25 in
(0.17 x 0.34 x 0.28 m)
• Range: 200-2,000 ft

Surface Interface Box
 Interfaces the computer via serial

communication with either Wireline or Wireless
Tool:
 Wireline applications: communicates with
Downhole Wireline Interface through hard
wire, providing power and signal
generation to drive a length of
monoconductor cable
 Wireless applications: communicates with
Surface Wireless Kit using RF (Radio
Frequency)

Tubing Clamps

Typical Testing & Subsea RTO
RIG LOCATION RTO Center /

Customer RTOC
DAS / DAS /
INSITE /INSITE Anywhere Server
DynaLink™ Surface DA
HUB
HES Dish /
Customer Network
HUB Customer Users

INSITE Server

Software Application
INSITE Anywhere®
• Windows interface
• Direct InSite® software

interface
• InSite Anywhere® remote

monitoring
• Observe data acquisition &

tool operation
• Monitor communication
reliability and performance

INSITE Anywhere®
• Hydrate Con
• Simultaneous multipoint
real time downhole data
acquisition
elative temperature [°F
110
[°F]
85
60
Relative temperature [°F], Pressure [psia] vs Time [ToD]

INSITE® to Saphire
• Real time reservoir analysis
• Assurance of test duration

adjusted to test objectives,
avoiding:
• Extend buildup and
OPEX after test 1E+8
Gas potential [psi2/cp]

objectives are met
• Risk of end buildup 1E+7
before test objectives

are met 1E+6
1E-3 0.01 0.1 1
Time [hr]
10 100
Log-Log plot: m(p)-m(p@dt=0) and derivative [psi2/cp] vs dt [hr]

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Testing and subsea

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9:30 AM – 9:40 AM Welcome, Introductions, Safety Moment - 10 Mins

9:40 AM – 10:10 AM TSS Overview & Retrievable Packers – 30 Mins

10:10 AM - 10:20 AM 10 Minute Coffee Break.

10:20 AM - 11:10 AM Armada Sampling & Dynalink Telemetry – 50 Mins

11:10 AM - 12:00 PM 10 Minute Break – ProPhase Well test Valve – 50 Mins

12:00 PM – 13:30 PM Lunch Provided by Hotel Sheraton

13:30 PM – 1:40 PM RezConnect System – 10 Mins

1:50 PM - 2:00 PM 10 Minute Coffee Break.

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Slickline Technologies Presentation – 60 Mins

3:00 PM – 3:10 PM Closing – 10 Mins.

Have a dialogue with

Well Testing Subsea GeoBalance

Surface Well Test

Fluid Sampling Early Production Systems

 Real Time Control

Control  15 Times Cleaner

 Burn up to 12K bbl

 +/- 30Deg rotation

“The flaring and burning off of the tanks went

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 Champ Packers can either be set by RH rotation

 Champ IV vs. Champ V:

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Rotate to Set J-Slot NR Auto-Indexing J-Slot

 Typical Operation to Set NR Champ

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 The purpose of bottomhole sampling is to return a

 Understanding hydrocarbon phase behavior is crucial to

 A REPRESENTATIVE sample has to be single phase and

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Bottom (Downhole) Sampling , Tubing

 400 cc of sample per sampler;

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RD Valve Samplers N2 Interface N2 Chamber

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- Max N2 loading pressure on surface: 11,500 psi

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Concentric smooth bore with dedicated gauge slot.

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Junk Piston or Dirty Piston

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Theoretical Recovery Pressure (psi)

Hydrocarbon Type System 9* System 6* System 3*

Black Oil 9,733 10,254 10,839

Condensate 8,058 8,936 9,733

* Surface T = 80°F; Res T = 350°F; Res P = 15,000 psi

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