sand control systems used in completing wells
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Abstract
Expandable Tubular Technology is transforming the face of well completion and construction. This technology provides: a substantially higher hydrocarbon production rates from the reservoir, a reduced well drilling and construction costs, new possibilities for previously unreachable or uneconomic reservoirs, and step a change towards the single diameter well. ESS (Expandable Sand Screen) has an unrivalled performance worldwide for delivering a reliable sand control in a wide range of applications. Well costs typically cut by over 20 %, and the productivity increases up to 70 %.
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| Authors | ;Gabriel Wittenberger;Ján Pinka;Marina Sidorová |
| Journal | comparative biochemistry and physiology toxicology & pharmacology : cbp |
| Year | 2005 |
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