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Perigon™ records a 360° open-hole x-y caliper + open hole thermal log providing geometry and temperature conditions in the wellbore. The 3D log indicates areas of washout or narrowing, critical for placement of packers and or centralization to ensure strong frack zone isolation and proper cement coverage. Wellbore fractures are also detected and allow for new engineering configuration strategies and rapid remediation location if leakage or breaching does occur. The 3D analytics package provides detailed navigation of the OPEN wellbore leading to advanced data based completion strategies, which generates cleaner increased volumes of production.
Reduction of surface casing vent flows and gas migration to surface.
Reduction in overall subsurface liabilities, improved frack stage configuration and less cementing / wellbore integrity challenges.
Get ahead of regulations by collecting and analyzing crucial data sets currently missing from all wellbore models.
We will take care of your environmental improvement plan, while also achieving you greater profits.
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Well Integrity And Abandonment Society
The mission of the WIA Society is to be the foremost community of professionals dedicated to designing, maintaining and sustaining wellbore integrity. The society will facilitate best practices by promoting access to technology and knowledge sharing providing leadership to industry and regulators.
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Funded primarily by industry, the OWA’s job is to close wells, facilities and pipelines that do not have a solvent and responsible owner to protect people and the environment, and remove the potential risk of unfunded liability. The OWA is an independent, non‐profit organization that operates under the delegated legal authority of the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER).
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Technology Roadmap to Improve Wellbore Intergrity
In summary, regulations need to be updated to the current needs of the industry to allow for efficient improvement of wellbore integrity. The updates to regulations should be validated by data gathered following the scientific process. This is different from industry best practices. Industry best practices can be the result of trial and error and may not have been validated by science.
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