Transcript BaraECD Fluid System Customer Presentation

BaraECD™ Fluid System
Global Customer Presentation
Baroid Marketing
Agenda
▌ Customer Challenge
 Narrow Margin Drilling
▌ Baroid’s Solution – BaraECD™ Fluid System
 Baroid’s Fluid Portfolio
 What makes BaraECD™ System unique?
 Laboratory Verification
 Operational Benefits
▌ Potential applications
▌ Case Histories
 BaraECD™ Fluid Wells Drilled
 BaraECD™ Fluid Gulf of Mexico Case History
▌ Questions?
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Customer Challenge
▌Narrow Margin Drilling
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Customer Challenge – Narrow Margin Drilling
▌ Fractures
Lost
Circulation
Depth
▌ Induced Losses
▌ Collapse
▌ Influxes, Well Control
issues
Collapse/Kick
Pressure
Pore Pressure
Fracture Gradient
Mud Window
ECD
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Baroid’s Solution – BaraECD™ Fluid System
Specially engineered fluid for ECD
control in narrow margin wells
▌ Optimize drilling performance
▌ Improve safety
▌ Increase access to reserves
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Baroid’s Fluid Portfolio
Narrowing Pressure Window
Standard IEF
Clay-Free IEF
BaraECD™ Fluid
Technical Challenge
ECD Window > 1.0 ppg
Sag Potential: Medium
Gel structure: Minimal
Technical Challenge
ECD Window 0.5 – 1.0ppg
Sag Potential: Low
Gel Structure: Moderate
Technical Challenge
ECD Window ≤ 0.5 ppg
Sag Potential: Minimal
Gel Structure: Intensified
Capability
Temperature: 450-475°F
Density: 9-18 ppg
Capability
Temperature: 400°F
Density: 9-18 ppg
Capability
Temperature: 350-375°F
Density: 10-18 ppg
Fluid Characteristics
Consistent properties to
high temperatures &
density; organoclays and
resilient emulsifier package,
some circulation time
needed to condition initial
rheology and treatments
Fluid Characteristics
Stable rheology across
wide temperature range;
shear thinning with
progressive & fast-breaking
gel strength (no spikes in
pressure). Treatments take
effect rapidly
Fluid Characteristics
Stable rheology across
wide temperature range;
shear thinning with
advanced gel strength and
low shear viscosity which
are insensitive to higher
temperatures
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What Makes BaraECD™ System Unique
▌ Novel Chemistry
 Enhanced Suspension
Package
 Advanced Rheology
Modifier
 Broad weighting agent
selection
SAG Resistance
Effect
▌ Maximum resistance to SAG
▌ Lower ECD pressures
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BaraECD™ Enhanced Suspension Package
Laboratory Verification
▌ Long-term stability at 350°F
Aging Temperature
Aging Time, h
150 °F
350 °F
350 °F
16 - Dynamic
120 - Static
168 - Static
Fann 35 at 120 °F
PV, cP
25
23
26
YP, lb/100ft2
8
15
16
600 rpm
58
61
68
300 rpm
33
38
42
200 rpm
24
29
32
100 rpm
15
19
21
6 rpm
3
6
7
3 rpm
2
5
6
5/6/6
9/15/17
10/17/18
HTHP @350°F, mL
6.8
6.4
7.2
Sag Factor
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0.53
0.53
Gels 10”/10’/30’
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BaraECD™ Advanced Rheology Modifier
Laboratory Verification
▌ BaraECD™ Downhole Rheology Stability at 350°F
120 °F
120 °F
250 °F
250°F
300°F
300°F
350 °F
350 °F
120 °F
120 °F
Pressure, psig
0
2000
6792
7343
9011
9742
11602
12543
2000
0
PV, cP
25
32
26
27
32
33
32
33
38
33
YP, lb/100ft2
13
13
17
17
19
19
19
19
12
9
600 rpm
64
77
68
72
83
86
82
86
88
74
300 rpm
38
45
43
45
51
52
50
53
50
42
200 rpm
30
34
33
35
40
41
40
41
37
31
100 rpm
20
22
23
23
27
27
27
28
23
19
6 rpm
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
9
7
6
3 rpm
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
6
5
Temperature
High yield
point and gel
structure
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BaraECD™ Customized Weighting Materials
Micronized
weighting
agents
Uses principles
of Stokes law
Vs = Particle settling velocity
R = Particle Radius
 Less than 4 micron d-50
 Describes relationship of
viscosity with density and particle
size
 Small particle size slows
settling rate
 Does not consider any
interactions of components within
the fluid
 Acceptable settling rate with
reduced fluid rheology
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BaraECD™ Customized Weighting Materials
Laboratory Verification
▌ Extensive work to understand
sag tendency in Clay-Free IEF
▌ Long-term aging improved
 From 2.0 lb/gal change to
less than 0.8
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Operational Benefits
▌ No special equipment needed on
site
▌ Stability in transit
▌ Appropriate base fluid for
geography
▌ Halliburton-designed hydraulic
shearing device for conditioning
Fluid Shearing Unit
Fluid Shearing Stabilization Chamber
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BaraECD™ Fluid Applications
▌ Narrow Pressure Margin Drilling Fluid
▌ Completion Fluid
▌ Displacement Fluid
▌ Casing/Liner Running Fluid
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Case Histories – BaraECD™ Fluid Wells Drilled
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Case History – BaraECD™ System
Location: Gulf of Mexico
CHALLENGE:
 Gulf of Mexico well with increased sag potential, high angle
wellbore
 Elevated ECD, 6.5-inch hole, window milled out of 6.625-inch
ID casing
 Differential Sticking and lost circulation hazard, depleted sand
9.3ppg EMW, 3,000 psi overbalance
 Increased potential of fracture-induced lost circulation, 13.7 ppg
surface mud weight, 14.8 ppg fracture gradient in depleted sand
SOLUTION:
 BaraECD™ Fluid System applied
 Halliburton Hydraulic Shear Unit used to pre-condition fluid
RESULT:
 BaraECD fluid reduced ECD by 0.47 ppg and stayed below
fracture gradient
 Section was drilled successfully with no indications of barite sag
 Losses were mitigated with no differential sticking issues
CASE STUDY
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Questions?
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