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Paper presented at the 21st World Petroleum Congress, June 15–19, 2014
Paper Number: WPC-21-0264
... fluid drilling fluids and materials ultra-deep high-sour gas well Drilling Technology borehole moscow 2014 fluid density characteristic production technology 21 continental formation drilling fluid system gas field leakage slurry F07 Advanced drilling and production technologies 21st...
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Paper presented at the 16th World Petroleum Congress, June 11–15, 2000
Paper Number: WPC-30126
... conventional technologies are used, there are difficulties in drilling entirely vertical bore holes and large diameter casings (e.g. 20 or 13 3/8 ) are extremely rigid, so a borehole with a much larger diameter than the casing has to be drilled during the surface and intermediate stages, to ensure the casing...
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Paper presented at the 15th World Petroleum Congress, October 12–17, 1997
Paper Number: WPC-29187
.... These techniques can enable us to identify heretofore invisible geologicfeatures, thus boosting reserves and production. Also, they lead to substantially reduced well costs, because better detail known before drilling minimizes ‘overdesign’ of boreholes, and greater detail available while drilling can be matched...
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Paper presented at the 14th World Petroleum Congress, May 29–June 1, 1994
Paper Number: WPC-26133
... system is the availability of a reliable communication channel with the bottom hole. This makes it possible to obtain a continuous information on the bit and EDM operation, borehole path parameters while providing the transmission of the power required for the rock destruction at the bottom...
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Paper presented at the 14th World Petroleum Congress, May 29–June 1, 1994
Paper Number: WPC-26159
... borehole hydrate temperature value Upstream Oil & Gas Pechora Sea cenozoic sediment subaquatic cryolite zone cryogenic structure Thickness investigation deposit permafrost ground Drilling Reservoir Characterization Barent Sea gas hydrate gas pocket sediment Abstract...
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Paper presented at the 13th World Petroleum Congress, October 20–25, 1991
Paper Number: WPC-24153
... with an image of the borehole. Acoustic methods utilizing dipole sources have improved applications in determining porosity and lithology in open and cased holes, fracture detection and characterization, obtaining mechanical properties, estimating permeability and improving seismic processing and interpretation...
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Paper presented at the 13th World Petroleum Congress, October 20–25, 1991
Paper Number: WPC-24154
... Upstream Oil & Gas information completion technology wave amplitude capture cross section borehole operation cased borehole log analysis Efficiency neutron application saturation well logging cased hole Cement Bond Tool tracer amplitude reservoir cross section...
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Paper presented at the 12th World Petroleum Congress, April 26–May 1, 1987
Paper Number: WPC-22225
... Substantiation borehole cross-section Reservoir Characterization seismic exploration investigation vertical seismic profile Surface Observation VSP wave field horizon iv Upstream Oil & Gas Effectiveness new technique Drilling borehole 693 production seismic RESERVOIR...
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Paper presented at the 12th World Petroleum Congress, April 26–May 1, 1987
Paper Number: WPC-22220
.... The idea is not new. The concept of drilling horizontally into a reservoir to enhance production has intrigued innovators since the late 1920's. In the mid-to-late 1950s numerous short-radius horizontal boreholes were drilled in the US to promote additional drainage in tar sands and other lowpressure...
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Paper presented at the 12th World Petroleum Congress, April 26–May 1, 1987
Paper Number: WPC-22232
... Abstract. As the search, exploration and development of oil and gas fields becomes more and more complicr.ted involving greater well depths and the necessity of investigating complex reservoir formations, the borehole geophysicist has been facing problems frequently insoluble with standard...
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Paper presented at the 12th World Petroleum Congress, April 26–May 1, 1987
Paper Number: WPC-22227
... Abstract. Active seismic probing of rock formations containing gaseous or liquid fractions is limited by a requirement for repeatable, nondestructive sources of high frequency seismic energy. When borehole access is available it is preferable to put both the source and the receiver well under...
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Paper presented at the 11th World Petroleum Congress, August 28–September 2, 1983
Paper Number: WPC-20138
...-band marine experiment. Different kinds of Sediments and different states of saturation can be distinguished by means of Q,/Q, versus ( V,/ V diagrams, using data from laboratory and borehole measurements. The additional use of shear waves, broadening of the seismic frequency spectrum, and refined...
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Paper presented at the 10th World Petroleum Congress, September 9–14, 1979
Paper Number: WPC-18219
... analysis. Early exploratory wells cannot provide enough input data for the existing system of algorithms (programs) for computer processing of borehole data. As drilling operations increase, petrophysical characteristics are better defined through geological and drilling data and refined evaluation...
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Paper presented at the 10th World Petroleum Congress, September 9–14, 1979
Paper Number: WPC-18220
... Reservoir Characterization formation tester log analysis borehole formation pressure oil field determination remote control gauge evaluation saturation well logging Efficiency boring core slicer pd 9 permeability inflow Upstream Oil & Gas Institute investigation apparatus...
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Paper presented at the 9th World Petroleum Congress, May 11–16, 1975
Paper Number: WPC-16225
... for the determination of average velocities and subsequent analysis in major exploration areas. Later, suggestions were made to use borehole surveys to locate geometrical positions of geological boundaries. ' The industry began to use a seismic method of exploring configurations of concealed geological bodies...
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Paper presented at the 9th World Petroleum Congress, May 11–16, 1975
Paper Number: WPC-16411
... in different depths. Field tests are reported, wherein salt rock boreholes gas pressure was produced up to fracturing of the originally impermeable rocks. Connections appear in outline between the mechanical strength of the salt rocks, the presence of so-called etching pits, the strain behaviour...
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Paper presented at the 9th World Petroleum Congress, May 11–16, 1975
Paper Number: WPC-16534
... Downstream Oil & Gas Inland Oil Spill borehole water management gasoline cleanup kit pipeline operation chemical spill skimmer confinement recovery requirement contamination excavation tank groundwater level pd 25 incident procedure oil spill storage river authority...
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Paper presented at the 7th World Petroleum Congress, April 2–9, 1967
Paper Number: WPC-12828
... Upstream Oil & Gas federal republic drilling operation groundwater protection contingency planning Germany pipeline aquifer drillhole contamination technical aspect aquifier groundwater saltwater eruption strategic planning and management unconsolidated rock borehole...
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Paper presented at the 7th World Petroleum Congress, April 2–9, 1967
Paper Number: WPC-12127
... utile aussi bien pour les études stratigraphiques que structurales. INTRODUCTION It is now forty years since the Schlumberger brothers first applied surface electrical prospecting techniques to measurements in a borehole. Since that first electric logging tool, well logging methods have multiplied...
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Paper presented at the 7th World Petroleum Congress, April 2–9, 1967
Paper Number: WPC-12163
... Abstract Announcements in late 1965 and early 1966 of successful independent developments of two dissimilar borehole gravimeters having precisions close to 0.01 milligal began a new era of subsurface geophysical research. Depth-measurement precisions ranging from 3 to 6 cm permit overall...

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