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Slickline 1 Intro.

This document provides information on slickline services including: 1) It describes the equipment used in well completions like tubing, packers, flow couplings, and safety valves. 2) It explains the functions of this completion equipment such as conveying fluids, sealing zones, and providing safety. 3) It provides details on specific tools like sliding side doors, perforated pup joints, landing nipples, and packer retrieval extensions.

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Slickline 1 Intro.

This document provides information on slickline services including: 1) It describes the equipment used in well completions like tubing, packers, flow couplings, and safety valves. 2) It explains the functions of this completion equipment such as conveying fluids, sealing zones, and providing safety. 3) It provides details on specific tools like sliding side doors, perforated pup joints, landing nipples, and packer retrieval extensions.

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SLICKLINE SERVICES

30” 30”

16” 20”

133/8”

103/4”

95/8”

7”
7 /8 /8 /8”
5 ” 5
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Casing Strings
Formation Fracture
Pressure Pressure

Depth 1 P1 1
F1

D
e
p
t
h
Depth 2 P2 2
F2

Depth 3 P3
3

Pressure
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Perforating

Over balance Under balance TCP


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After all the Casing has been


landed and cemented in the
Well (this is done by drilling
department) the Tubulars are
run. This is known as
“Running the Completion”.

Each piece of equipment run in


the well performs a specific
function.

The Completion is run and will


normally stay in the hole for a
long period of time

We will now look at this


equipment and its function in
more detail.
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1 1 Tubing Hanger
2 2 Tubing
3 3 Flow coupling
4
5 4 Safety Valve
6 Landing nipple
7
8 5 Tubing
9 6 Flow coupling
10 7 Landing Nipple
8 Tubing
11
12 9 Flow coupling
13 10 SPM
11 Tubing
14 12 Flow coupling
15 13 Sliding Side Door
14 Tubing
15 ELTSR
16
16 Packer
17 Mill out Extension
17
18 Landing Nipple
18 19 Perforated Pup Joint
19 20 Landing Nipple
20 21 Wireline Entry
21 Guide
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Wireline Entry Guide, WEG.

Bell Guide - This guide has a 45ºlead in taper to


21 allow easy re-entry into tubing of wireline tools.
This guide will be used in a completion where
the end of the tubing does not the liner Hanger.

Mule Shoe Re- Entry Guide

Mule Shoe re-entry guide - This is essentially the


same as a bell guide, but with the modification of
60o angle on the outside of the guide. If the tubing
hangs up while attempting to run through a
Liner/Sealbore etc., tubing rotation will allow the
angled portion to slide into the Liner /Sealbore
and guide the tubing into the liner.
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No-Go Nipple
20 This nipple has a No-Go
restriction below the
packing bore

RN Landing Nipple and Plug


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Perforated Pup Joint


19

In flowing wells the restriction in the


tubing, caused by a gauge hanger
could cause false pressure readings.

Vibrations in the tool, due to flow could


cause damage to delicate gauges.

A perforated pup joint (approx. 10`


long) set above the bomb hanger
nipple, permits flow unrestricted
passage around the gauges and
hanger, thus allowing accurate
pressure/temperature recording within
limitations of the gauge.
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XN No-Go Landing Nipple
XN Lock

18

This nipple is the primary plugging point below


the packer and would be used during the initial
completion stage as a receptacle for a “test tool” (a
plug which only holds pressure from 1 direction
and is not attached to a lock devise) which would
hold pressure from above to set the packer and
also test the tubing. There after, the nipple would
be used for plugging with `XN` type locking device,
I.e. when tubing above the packer has to be pulled
for some reason, leaving the packer in the hole.
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Millout Extension

17

Some times referred to as a Packer Plucker.


Generally a pup joint with a slightly larger I.D
than the packer.

Used to accommodate a spear during packer


milling operations, which enables the packer
and tail-pipe assembly to be retrieved in the
same run as the milling operation.
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Packers
Halliburton has 4 Groups of Packers

1) Permanent Packer

2) Hydraulic Retrievable

3) Sealbore Retrievable

4) Mechanical Retrievable

16
A packer is a tool which
when set seals the
annulus between two
strings of pipe or a string
of pipe and the open hole.
It must also have the
capability of allowing flow
through it.
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P.B.R Polished Bore Receptacle

A means of allowing for


tubing movement during
production treating etc.

Variations include
Travel Joint.
ELTSR.

15
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Pup Joint

14

Used for spacing out tubing or as a


handling joint when completion equipment
is made up into assemblies prior to running
in the well
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Sliding Sleeve

A Circulating device
which allows
13 communication
between tubing and
annulus.
Used in Multi-Zone
Wells to allow flow
from zone into tubing.
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Flow Couplings

12

A piece of thick walled


tubing designed to withstand
erosion due to turbulent flow
through a restriction.
ID is drift of tubing but OD is
collar OD.
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Tubing

Acts as the conduit


For the well fluids to
travel from the
reservoir to the
surface.
Or for injected fluids
11 from surface to
desired depth.
When run in
conjunction with a
packer will give an
annulus area for safety
and better well control.
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Side Pocket Mandrel

10
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Landing Nipple
RPT

RPT Plug

7
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Safety Valve Landing Nipple

LOCK
MANDREL

SAFETY
VALVE

TOP VIEW

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