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OFS<br />

BUSINESS-ACCENT<br />

a 400 m bed of perennially frozen rocks. Also by<br />

reducing the area of drilling sites SSC helped to<br />

protect the unique ecosystem of the Arctic zone.<br />

Drilling for Exploration<br />

In 2015 Gazpromneft-Development LLC held a<br />

contest among several drilling teams involved in<br />

geological exploration of wells in the Messoyakha<br />

project. The best drilling team (the second year<br />

in a row) was the team of the well No. 118, with<br />

the general contractor – JSC Siberian Service<br />

Company.<br />

This well of the Messoyakha oilfield was drilled<br />

a traditional, turbo-rotor way, using polymer clay<br />

drilling mud. High commercial and mechanical<br />

speed was achieved through best-possible<br />

combination of drilling bit and DDM (downhole<br />

drilling motor).<br />

Professional attention and proprietary technology<br />

allow the team to perform the entire scope of<br />

works without any foreign contractors. It was<br />

thanks to the well-organized work of all service<br />

contractors and the drilling crew involved in the<br />

FACTS<br />

256 bln.<br />

rubles – investments up<br />

to 2040<br />

13<br />

cluster sites with utilities<br />

have been built before the<br />

launch<br />

Well No. 118 fall under the first category of difficulty (including<br />

abnormally high formation pressure).<br />

The well profile is vertical.<br />

The design depth is 3б500 m (426 mm course is 100 m;<br />

324 mm conductor is 550 m; service casing is 1,300 m; 168 mm<br />

production casing is 3,040 m; 114 mm liner casing is 3,500 m).<br />

Core sampling is 75 m (in the production casing and liner<br />

casing).<br />

Actual depth is 3,500 m (vertical). All casings were landed in<br />

accordance with the project, and the core sampled in full: total<br />

recovery was 98%.<br />

The well was drilled by the SSC crew No. 3: Drilling Master<br />

M. Tkachenko, Drilling Supervisors – E. Zyryanov and N. Kornev<br />

well construction, such high quality<br />

of performance was possible.<br />

The core was sampled by a<br />

paired core barrel every 18 m.<br />

Professional lithology splitting<br />

of the well log performed by<br />

the geological service team<br />

eliminated any further plugging or<br />

underdrilling prior to core sampling<br />

at given intervals.<br />

The winning team managed to<br />

build the well three days ahead<br />

of the planned date without any<br />

accidents. The main criteria<br />

evaluated by the judges was the<br />

higher quality of well construction,<br />

meeting the requirements of<br />

industrial safety while reducing<br />

the non-productive time spent<br />

on repairs of equipment and<br />

organizational issues. If all of<br />

these conditions are observed, the<br />

well construction cycle is notably<br />

reduced.<br />

The high efficiency and excellent<br />

quality of work at the Messoyakha<br />

oilfield was a logical result of<br />

SSC staff experience, who were<br />

working on the site since 2011.<br />

Only a good teamwork could<br />

handle the site at Messoyakha.<br />

Engineering staff has a lot of<br />

experience in drilling (at least 7<br />

years). Before the actual drilling of<br />

a well, drillers do it on paper: they<br />

get together for a special meeting<br />

with all drilling staff involved, and<br />

discuss the construction of the well<br />

and all of its aspects.<br />

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