Análisis de Roca Digital e Imágenes de Núcleo
Measures porosity, grain size and fracture density from core photographs and CT scans instead of from a description written twenty years ago.
Decides which wells will produce sand and sizes the gravel and screen for the ones that will.
Sand production erodes chokes and flowlines and eventually kills the well. Sand control is expensive enough that installing it everywhere is not viable, so the prediction of which wells need it carries real money.
Sanding potential is predicted from rock strength derived from sonic logs, drawdown history and depletion state. For wells that need control, gravel size and screen aperture are designed against the measured particle-size distribution using standard Saucier and Coberly criteria, with the full sensitivity shown rather than a single recommended size.
The particle-size distribution is the controlling input, and a distribution measured on a drilled cutting or a poorly preserved core sample is not representative of the formation. Where no reliable PSD exists the design falls back to conservative field analogues, which is a more expensive completion than the well may need, and we say so explicitly rather than presenting it as an optimum.
Cada página de capacidad declara una limitación real. Si un proveedor no puede decirle dónde termina su producto, no le están diciendo la verdad sobre dónde empieza.
Measures porosity, grain size and fracture density from core photographs and CT scans instead of from a description written twenty years ago.
Finds the bad intervals in the log archive and reconstructs curves that were never run, so the field has a complete set to work from.
Ranks which wells to intervene on next by expected barrels per dollar, with rig availability in the calculation.
Forecasts what each well will produce next month, and tells you which wells it is not confident about.
Reads the dynamometer card automatically and names the downhole condition — gas interference, fluid pound, worn valve, parted rod.