Coiled-Tubing Drilling
L. J. Leising, K. R. Newman
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L. J. Leising, K. R. Newman
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Summary In the 1980's, a "coiled-tubing revolution" began when coiled-tubing services were expanded to include most workover services. In 1991, this revolution expanded to include openhole drilling with a coiled-tubing unit (CTU) in place of a drilling rig. This paper discusses the design process and the limits associated with the use of coiled tubing (CT) to drill new wells and horizontal re-entry wells.
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Summary In the 1980's, a "coiled-tubing revolution" began when coiled-tubing services were expanded to include most workover services. In 1991, this revolution expanded to include openhole drilling with a coiled-tubing unit (CTU) in place of a drilling rig. This paper discusses the design process and the limits associated with the use of coiled tubing (CT) to drill new wells and horizontal re-entry wells.
Key concepts: Coiled tubing, Workover, Drilling, Petroleum engineering, Directional drilling, Drill, Geology, Completion (oil and gas wells)