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Tuesday, 15 May 2012, 1000–1130 hours
Session 12: Well Stimulation Fracturing
1000
Examination of Hydraulic Fracture Production Modelling Techniques
157045
O.C. Akuanyionwu, K. Elghanduri, B. Mokdad, M.R. Norris, Schlumberger
1030
Successful Implementation of Abrasive Perforation in Highly Deviated HP/HT Gas Well
157379
M.A. Atwi, F.O. Garzon, A.M. Al-Sagr, Saudi Aramco; W. Kharrat, A.H. Keong, Schlumberger
Optimising Hydraulic Fracturing Design for Shale Gas Production through Numerical
1100 157411
Simulations
G. Qin, University of Wyoming; Y. Li, China University of Petroleum; C. Wei, Texas A&M University;
Y. Lu, RIPED, Petrochina; K. Luo, China National Petroleum Corporation
Alternates/Posters
Application of Rod-Shaped Proppant Increases Oil Recovery from Hydraulic Fractured Wells at
157018
Kotabatak Field, Sumatra
P.D. Artola, L. Soetikno, C.R. Guimaraes De Carvalho, Schlumberger; M. Wildan, F.K. Adijaya,
Chevron
Journey of Hydraulic Fracturing Improvement to Increase Oil Recovery from Sandstone
156550 Formation in Rimau Block
T.A. Priyantoro, N.F. Prakoso, R.M. Kahfie, PT Medco E&P Indonesia
157449
Modelling of Proppant Embedment: Elastic Deformation and Creep Deformation
Y. Liu, J. Guo, Southwest Petroleum University
Tuesday, 15 May 2012, 1330–1500 hours
Panel Session 4: Operations and Maintenance Strategies to Optimise Value
Moderators: Misfir Al-Bidaiwi, Qatar Petroleum; Richard Gort, Shell
The oil and gas industry is characterised by unparalleled challenges at a time where the easy oil and gas era is rapidly
coming to an end. Production in increasingly deep water, extreme environmental conditions, unconventional oil, shale gas,
tight gas, and many other techniques each pose their own challenges on developers, operators and service companies. The
operations and maintenance strategies applied need to be adapted to the challenges at hand and will be key levers in
maximising economic value of the assets. This involves technical solutions, but also has a particular impact on the
maintenance and operations strategies applied over the production life cycle. Risk based techniques yield different outcomes
depending on the intensity of the degradation processes and the margin impact of production losses for example. This panel
session tries to solicit different approaches, techniques, tactics, and strategies as applied by operators and service
companies alike.
Panelist:
• Behrooz Fattahi, AERA Energy
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