Successful installation of a casing liner system demands a comprehensive analysis of its intended application, considering both short-term and long-term factors. The following key considerations for designing and installing casing liner system must be addressed are as follows:
A liner in well completions is a string of casing that does not extend to the surface. Typically, it is supported by an intermediate casing using a liner hanger. This article explores the types of liners, their applications, advantages, and potential challenges.
Oil well casing, a fundamental component in the realm of energy extraction, plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety, efficiency, and environmental responsibility of oil and gas operations. This exploration unveils the diverse types of casing, their critical functions, and the integral part they play in stabilizing wellbores, preventing contamination, and enabling selective production. Join us as we navigate the crucial technology that supports the extraction of valuable resources from beneath the Earth’s surface.
The oil well casing plays a pivotal role in the secure and effective extraction of oil and gas. Essentially, it consists of a series of steel pipes that are inserted into the drilled wellbore, serving various crucial purposes:
This article demonstrates how to select material that will be suitable for high pressure, high pressure and corrosive environment. The material chart is based on the Sumitomo tubular chart.
Well conditions are as follows;
Reservoir: High pressure & high temperature gas reservoir
Reservoir Temperature: 420 F (216 C)
CO2 content: 2.9% mol
H2S:40 ppm
Chloride Ion Content in Produced Water: 150,000 ppm
Fluid saturation pressure: 10,000 psig Continue reading
