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14Th Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference 2010 14th Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference 2010 (ADIPEC 2010) Abuxxx Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 1-4 November 2010 Volume 1 of 3 ISBN: 978-1-61782-043-4 Printed from e-media with permission by: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 Some format issues inherent in the e-media version may also appear in this print version. Copyright© (2010) by the Society of Petroleum Engineers All rights reserved. Printed by Curran Associates, Inc. (2010) For permission requests, please contact the Society of Petroleum Engineers at the address below. Society of Petroleum Engineers P. O. Box 833836 Richardson, Texas 75083-3836 Phone: (800) 456-6863 Fax: (972) 952-9435 [email protected] Additional copies of this publication are available from: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: 845-758-0400 Fax: 845-758-2634 Email: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME 1 SPE 115766 Slickwater Fracturing – Food for Thought ....................................................................................................1 T.T. Palisch, M.C. Vincent, P.J. Handren SPE 120015 Well Placement by Boundary Detection / Optimization of Horizontal Well Performance: A Case Study From U.A.E. ................................................................................................................................................. 21 M. El-Hamawi, Khalid Al-Amari, Noora Al Shehhi, M. Saleh, E. Mirto, A. Madjidi SPE 128542 Greater Plutonio - Real Time Reservoir Management in a High Cost, Deepwater Environment ........................................................................................................................................................................ 26 Dave Booth, Pedro Sebastiao SPE 129692 Demonstration of Low-Salinity EOR at Interwell Scale, Endicott Field, Alaska ...................................... 38 Jim Seccombe, Arnaud Lager, Gary Jerauld, Bharat Jhaveri, Todd Buikema, Sierra Bassler, John Denis, Kevin Webb, Andrew Cockin, Esther Fueg, Frank Paskvan SPE 129967 Results of a Three-Well Waterflood Sweep Improvement Trial in the Prudhoe Bay Field Using a Thermally Activated Particle System ................................................................................................................... 50 Michael Husband, Danielle Ohms, Harry Frampton, Steve Carhart, Brian Carlson, Jim C. Morgan, K. T. Chang SPE 131003 Use of CO2 Containing Impurities for Miscible Enhanced Oil Recovery .................................................. 60 John R. Wilkinson, Alana Leahy-Dios, Gary F. Teletzke, Jasper L. Dickson SPE 132095 Development and Optimization of 12-in. PDC Bit for Powered Rotary Steerable Systems in Deep Gas Drilling in Saudi Arabia................................................................................................................................. 69 Saeed Al Reda, Abdullah Kubaisi, Khalid Nawaz, Muhammed Fouad Jamil, Octavio Alvarez, Baseem Qattawi, Jaywant Verma, Sukesh Gandar SPE 133248 Integrated Study for Field Development Challenge of a Brown Field with Seven Stacked Reservoirs............................................................................................................................................................................. 86 Ekrem Kasap, Dawood Qassabi, R. Lukmanov, R. Busaidy, Ahmed Zarafi SPE 133283 Debottlenecking through Heat Integration (Case Study: Crude Distillation Unit)................................. 111 Ahmed S. Aseeri, M. Shahid Amin, Mahmoud S. Ibrahim SPE 133450 Increased Upstream Asset NPV With Forecasting, Prediction, and Operational Plan Adaptation in Real Time................................................................................................................................................... 115 Horia Orensteinle SPE 133543 Best Practices in the Allocation, Commissioning, and Maintenance of Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detectors ................................................................................................................................................................... 137 Edward Naranjo, Gregory A. Neethling SPE 133813 Integrating Flow Simulation with Multi-Component Time-Lapse Seismic: Application to Postle Field CO2 EOR Project .......................................................................................................................................... 145 A.E. Heris, H. Kazemi, T.L. Davis, S. Wehner SPE 134344 Gas Well Deliquification Using Microwave Heating ................................................................................. 153 Mohamed Kamal, Ghodke Nikhil, S.D. Patwardhan, Al-Dogail Fuad CSUG/SPE 134613 The Potential Applications in Heavy Oil EOR With the Nanoparticle and Surfactant Stabilized Solvent-Based Emulsion ............................................................................................................... 165 Fangda Qiu IADC/SPE 135670 Increasing the Reach and Selectivity of Completions in Extended Reach Horizontal Wells ................................................................................................................................................................ 177 Barry Ritchie, Michael Pitts, Sebastianus Van De Ven, Maersk Oil Qatar, Ibrahim Abul-hamd Abdel Aziz SPE 135796 A China Basins Study for Suitability of Underbalanced Drilling Reservoir Evaluation ........................ 190 Y.H Yao, Xie Gangping, S.W. Nas, S. Boutalbi, H.L Du SPE 135827 If at First You Don’t Succeed, Try, Try Again: Time Dependent Fracturing Success ........................... 202 M. Rylance SPE 135873 Shallow Azimuthal Measurements A Step towards 3D Petrophysical Evaluation in Thin Reservoirs........................................................................................................................................................................... 214 Khadija Ahmed Al Daghar, Raza Hassan Sayed, Atef Farouk Abdelaal SPE 136008 New Approach in Real-Time Bit Wear Prediction .................................................................................... 225 B. Rashidi, G. Hareland, Z. Wu SPE 136107 Casing while Drilling (CwD); A New Approach Drilling FIQA Formation in The Sultanate of Oman. A Success Story ................................................................................................................................ 231 F. Sánchez, M. Turki, Y. Nabhani, M. Cruz, S. Houqani SPE 136160 CO2 Sequestration Wells - The Lifetime Integrity Challenge................................................................... 245 L. Smith, M.A. Billingham, C-H. Lee, D. Milanovic, G. Lunt SPE 136394 Effects of Pressure, CO2 Volume, and the CO2 to Water Volumetric Ratio on Permeability Change during CO2 Sequestration ............................................................................................................ 252 I.M. Mohamed, J. He, M.A. Mahmoud, H.A. Nasr-El-Din SPE 136441 Reservoir Management of Infl ow Control Devices in an Undersaturated Reservoir: A Case Study in the De Ruyter Field, Netherlands............................................................................................................. 265 E. Leung, H. Samosir, K. Fong, D. McKellar, D. Westerhof SPE 136499 Use of Gyro-MWD Technology Offshore, A Step Change in Drilling Performance in Saudi Aramco..................................................................................................................................................................... 271 Bashaar A. Alidi, Hasan F. Al-Sarrani, Jeff Stewart, Abhijeet Sarkar, Geoff Smith SPE 136503 Foaming Mitigation and Process Upset Management: Operation Case Study........................................ 279 Ardian Nengkoda, Mohd Hajri, Azzan Kindy, Hendrikus Reerink SPE 136530 An EoS Model for a Middle East Reservoir Fluid with an Extensive EOR PVT Data Material .............................................................................................................................................................................. 289 Shahin Negahban, Karen Schou Pedersen, Mahmoud Ali Baisoni, Pashupati Sah, Jawad Azeem SPE 136535 Wireline Well Tractor Technology Experience in Extended Reach Horizontal Well............................. 304 Alaa S. Shawly, Muhammad H. Buali, Mohammed R. Omran, Alaa A. Dashash, Walid K. Guraini, Ahmad A. Nawawi, Haider Al-Khamees, Nassar Al Awami, Juan Torne SPE 136574 Viscoelastic Surfactant Diversion: An Effective Way to Acidize Low-Temperature Wells ................... 317 A. Toseef, D.J. Beaman, P. Birou SPE 136634 How Smart Completion Can Maximize Oil Production and Recovery Factor in Stacked- Marginal Reservoir............................................................................................................................................................ 327 Gangsar Naroso, John Hofland SPE 136657 High and Low Frequency Vibrations in (Flare) Piping Systems: Causes, Consequences and Avoidance Screening Methodology........................................................................................................................... 341 Ihab Fikry Moustafa SPE 136658 Technology Implementation in ADCO ....................................................................................................... 354 M.S. Laws, A.J. Attardo SPE 136659 Case Studies of Successfully History Matched Reservoir Simulation Models using a Powerful Optimiser being of Limited Predictive Value.................................................................................................. 362 Muhammad
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