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    EP11205 DF Formation Damage

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    This document provides an overview of a training course on understanding formation damage for production chemists and well engineers. The course objectives are to understand what formation damage is, how it occurs, and how to design drilling and completion fluids to prevent production impairment. The course will cover topics such as hydrocarbon habitats, damage mechanisms, and strategies to control damage. Upon completion, participants will be able to describe formation damage and its impact on profitability.

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    This document provides an overview of a training course on understanding formation damage for production chemists and well engineers. The course objectives are to understand what formation damage is, how it occurs, and how to design drilling and completion fluids to prevent production impairment. The course will cover topics such as hydrocarbon habitats, damage mechanisms, and strategies to control damage. Upon completion, participants will be able to describe formation damage and its impact on profitability.

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    This document provides an overview of a training course on understanding formation damage for production chemists and well engineers. The course objectives are to understand what formation damage is, how it occurs, and how to design drilling and completion fluids to prevent production impairment. The course will cover topics such as hydrocarbon habitats, damage mechanisms, and strategies to control damage. Upon completion, participants will be able to describe formation damage and its impact on profitability.

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    This document provides an overview of a training course on understanding formation damage for production chemists and well engineers. The course objectives are to understand what formation damage is, how it occurs, and how to design drilling and completion fluids to prevent production impairment. The course will cover topics such as hydrocarbon habitats, damage mechanisms, and strategies to control damage. Upon completion, participants will be able to describe formation damage and its impact on profitability.

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    Drilling Fluids: Understanding Formation Damage Page 1 of 2

    EP11205 Drilling Fluids: Understanding Formation Damage

    Designed for
    Newly recruited Production Chemists working with drilling fluids and Well Engineers and Production Technologists prior to their initial
    hands on well-site training. Also recommended for all staff who will be assigned to the well-site for operational duties (e.g. Well-site
    Petroleum Engineers).

    Objectives
    On completion of the course the participant should understand the basic theory of formation damage, how it occurs, what are the
    primary controlling factors and what is its impact, in order to ensure proper, fit-for-purpose drilling and drilling/completion fluid design
    and to formulate effective control strategies.

    The participant should be able to:


    ? Describe what formation damage is
    ? Describe the impact of formation damage (production impairment) on the profitability of the Company

    ? Describe the hydrocarbon habitat


    ? Describe the various impairment mechanisms
    ? Describe the recommended formation control strategies

    Subjects

    ? What is formation damage?


    ? Minimising UTC
    ? Diagnostics
    ? Porosity, permeability and filtrate invasion
    ? Damage mechanisms
    ? Damage control game

    Notes
    There are four other modules in the Drilling Fluids series.

    Please note: The figures referred to in the technical library in this online module are currently not available. A more extensive technical
    reference document for all the Wellsite Data Acquisition modules can be found via the links below:

    Chapter 1

    http://sww-openuniversity.shell.com/docent/bin/docentisapi.dll/lms,sww-openuniversity.shell.com,2151/SQN=46403880/?CMD=GET&file=courses/coursedetail.js
    09/01/2004
    Drilling Fluids: Understanding Formation Damage Page 2 of 2

    Preparations for wellsites: Drill fluids

    Chapter 2
    Preparation for wellsites: Cementing

    Chapter 3
    Preparation for wellsites: Hydrocarbon detection

    Chapter 4
    Wellsite data: Mud logging

    Chapter 5
    Wellsite data: Pressure detection

    Price
    NIL USD

    Event organiser
    Mike Gunningham
    Mike.Gunningham@Shell.com
    +31-252-379341

    Course Director
    Mike Gunningham
    Mike.Gunningham@Shell.com
    +31-252-379341

    Content Provider
    SHELL EP LEARNING

    ENROLL >

    http://sww-openuniversity.shell.com/docent/bin/docentisapi.dll/lms,sww-openuniversity.shell.com,2151/SQN=46403880/?CMD=GET&file=courses/coursedetail.js
    ... 09/01/2004

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