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Petroleum Previous HitDrillingNext Hit Techniques, Issue 2, 2019

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Progress and Outlook on Previous HitDrillingNext Hit and Completion Technologies in the Tahe Oilfield

Abstract

The fracture-cavity carbonate reservoir in the Tahe Oilfield possesses the characteristics of deep burial depth, high temperature, high pressure and the presence of H2S. Aiming at the challenges such as Previous HitwellNext Hit leakage, hole diameter shrinkage, Previous HitwellNext Hit collapse, long Previous HitdrillingNext Hit period and high Previous HitwellNext Hit control risks in the Previous HitdrillingNext Hit process, technical researches and practices on Previous HitdrillingNext Hit and completion were carried out. Through three stages of development, including safe Previous HitwellNext Hit construction, rapid and excellent Previous HitdrillingNext Hit, and high-efficiency Previous HitdrillingNext Hit stages, the casing program optimization and rapid/excellent Previous HitdrillingNext Hit-oriented Previous HitdrillingNext Hit and completion matching technologies were developed, which not only provides strong support for the rapid production of Tahe Oilfield, but also promotes the Previous HitdrillingNext Hit and completion technical advancement of Sinopec’s deep/ultra-deep wells. Currently, the exploration and development of Tahe Oilfield have turned to the deep and peripheral reservoirs, where the Previous HitdrillingNext Hit and completion are more difficult, and it is necessary to carry out petroleum engineering technical research and test on the basis of the benefit development of deep oil and gas reservoirs as Previous HitwellNext Hit as the safe and efficient Previous HitdrillingNext Hit of ultra-deep wells, to satisfy the high efficient development of deep reservoirs in the Tahe Oilfield, and to promote the Previous HitdrillingNext Hit and completion technical advancement of Sinopec's extra-deep wells.