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Simultaneous Wireline Operations From a Floating Rig With a Subsea Lubricator

Christopher T. Hopper

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Summary In 1987, an extensive wireline program was completed on two subsea wells in the Highlander field in the central North Sea with a subsea lubricator deployed from a drilling rig that was drilling and working over adjacent wells. Working on two wells concurrently is a way to reduce the operating costs of a subsea development significantly.

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Summary In 1987, an extensive wireline program was completed on two subsea wells in the Highlander field in the central North Sea with a subsea lubricator deployed from a drilling rig that was drilling and working over adjacent wells. Working on two wells concurrently is a way to reduce the operating costs of a subsea development significantly.

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Summary In 1987, an extensive wireline program was completed on two subsea wells in the Highlander field in the central North Sea with a subsea lubricator deployed from a drilling rig that was drilling and working over adjacent wells. Working on two wells concurrently is a way to reduce the operating costs of a subsea development significantly.

Key concepts: Subsea, Wireline, Petroleum engineering, Marine engineering, Geology, Drilling, North sea, Drilling rig

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