Sept. 16, 2020


Description

This presentation will provide insights into recent trends in perforating horizontal wells. Market research has shown an increase in the use of consistent-hole shaped charges versus conventional shaped charges, such as deep-penetrating and large-hole charges. Diagnostic data will be combined with entry hole diameter statistics and friction pressure calculations for the consistent-hole shaped charges in order to demonstrate how they differ from conventional shaped charges. Proppant tracer diagnostics will highlight several case studies in which consistent-hole shaped charges or other recent perforating enhancements were employed. Case studies will include extreme limited entry (XLE) designs, diversion employed systems, high-density perforating (HDP), and reduced cluster spacing (RCS) completion techniques.

   

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Registration closes at 6:00 PM CDT on Tuesday, September 15, 2020.


Featured Speakers

Speaker: Chris Squires, Regional Engineering Advisor, ProTechnics Division of Core Laboratories
Speaker Chris Squires, Regional Engineering Advisor, ProTechnics Division of Core Laboratories

Chris Squires is the Regional Engineering Advisor for the ProTechnics Division of Core Laboratories in Pittsburgh.  His work focuses on assisting oil, gas, storage, and injection well operators make better completion decisions based on the analysis of projects designed with proppant, water, gas and oil diagnostic tracers.  Chris began working …

Chris Squires is the Regional Engineering Advisor for the ProTechnics Division of Core Laboratories in Pittsburgh.  His work focuses on assisting oil, gas, storage, and injection well operators make better completion decisions based on the analysis of projects designed with proppant, water, gas and oil diagnostic tracers.  Chris began working in the oilfield in 2007, after graduating from Penn State University with a BS in mechanical engineering.  He first worked as an engineer for Halliburton in the Northeast and subsequently as a senior completions engineer for Consol Energy during the development of their early Marcellus and Utica shale wells.


 

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Organizer

Derek Key

Telephone:  (832) 444-5728          Email:  Derek.Key@corelab.com

 


Date and Time

Wed, Sept. 16, 2020

noon - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0500) America/Chicago

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Location

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Group(s): Westside