... is due to corrosive water flow from shallow aquifer formation. Therefore, an immediate remedial action is required to improve well construction. A successful worked over well with integrity issue as a casing leak was repaired by cement squeeze into across the corroded casing interval, which enhanced...

... engineers in optimizing the production rate and in planning future remedial actions to prolong well life and maximize recovery. A new event-based Chan analysis is proposed to better assess the change in water production signature after each remedial event such as acid treatment, water shut-off...

... production logging communication shut-in condition society of petroleum engineers leak PNLT Remedial Action field example successful leak detection detection Introduction The definitive goal of production and reservoir management, at the well level, is reservoir surveillance and successive...

... to erroneous conclusions on spatial temperature distribution along the wellbore. Remedial actions based on these temperature measurements do not always help optimize productivity or injectivity. To overcome these measurement uncertainties and correctly evaluate the gas-lift system performance for the oil...

..., in terms of damage-ratio within vertical resolution of the logging tools, provides the input for the calculation of economic implications of the problem. This, in turn, helps us decide either the need or the scope of the remedial action. The quantification of the damage relies on the determination...

... at each level, and a fixed sequence of remedial actions performed for each constraint violation. We will refer to this approach to writing well management programs as the "hard-coded" approach. The hard-coded approach has the following inherent disadvantages: Software support effort is required...