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Oil and Gas Production • In order to develop offshore fields economically, numerous directional wells radiate out from a single platform or from several sub-sea wellheads to drain a large area of the reservoir. • This allows each well to produce as much petroleum as possible at economic rates. Wells which deviate at more than 65° from the vertical and reach out horizontally more than twice their vertical depth are known as extended reach wells • Where reservoirs are thin or suffer from low permeability it may be appropriate to drill production wells at more than 80° from the vertical and these are called horizontal wells. The flow rate from a horizontal well may be more than five times that from a vertical well, thereby justifying the higher cost of drilling a well with a complex geometry. Rice Global E&C Forum – 13 January 2012 14
Offshore Technology for Oil & Gas Production Floating Drilling & Production Platforms Floating Production Platforms FPSO (Floating Production Storage & Offloading) Export Tanker Fixed Production Platforms Compressor Station To 10,000 feet DP (Dynamic Position) Support Vessel 600 feet to 8,000 feet To ~1,800 feet Flowline Risers & Control Systems Flowline Risers & Control Systems Flowline Risers & Control Systems Export Pipelines ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle) Subsea Production & Separation Facilities Subsea Production Facilities Subsea Satellite Tie-backs © 2009 Fluor Corporation. All rights reserved. Rice Global E&C Forum – 13 January 2012 15
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Petrobras Canapu • Twister BV. In
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Aker Solutions DeepBooster with Sep
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FMC InLine ElectroCoalescer • Use
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GE Nu-Proc Test Separator With Elec
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Main Findings from State of Art Rev
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State of the Art Review - Perspecti
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Hot Topics & Challenges to Consider
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