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1 LISTEN TO YOUR RESERVOIR!
STOP GUESSING – LISTEN TO YOUR RESERVOIR!

2 INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY PROVIDER, UNIQUE R&D 
FOCUSED ON CASED HOLE LOGGING SERVICES ADVANCED ANSWERS: WELL INTEGRITY – RESERVOIR AND FIELD MANAGEMENT

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4 Applications & Services APPLICATIONS: APPLICATIONS:
Metal losses in 3 barriers Leak detection Drilling fluid losses APPLICATIONS: Flows (location and quantification) Behind-casing cross-flows Water/gas breakthroughs determination Layer formation pressure Pre&Post WO services RESERVOIR FLOW PROFILE CORROSION LOGGING LEAK DETECTION WATER / GAS BREAKTHROUGH PRE&POST WORKOVER SERVICES DRILLING FLUID LOSSES 4

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9 Spectral Noise Logging Tool (SNL) Physics
Spectral Noise Logging Tool (SNL) Specification SNL Acoustic noise Amplitude Time 9

10 Spectral Noise Logging Type Library
kHz 1 3 10 20 30 Here is so called SNL type library – the typical SNL spectrum recorded in wide frequency range from low frequencies starting from 8 Hz to high frequencies up to 60 kHz. It contains all kind of noises from different sources and therefore provids the full picture of what going on around the sensor. Based on the lab and filed experiments, the each type of noise can be distinguished as per their unique frequency pattern. Here is a typical pattern for borehole flow noise, for noise produced by flow through channels in cement. The noise produced by matrix flow is localized in frequency, has a good correlation with permeability profile and is usually characterized by high frequencies (from 3 to 30 kHz) depending on rock quality index. Fracture flows are seen as a localized noise in the lower frequency window than matrix flows. Channelling behind the casing Completion elements SSD, Valves, Mandrels, etc. Borehole flow Fluid Gas releasing Leaks Reservoir flow Tight Formations Large Pores Fractures Channels Faults

11 Make it possible to calculate reservoir production profile
Quantitative Temperature Modelling Make it possible to calculate reservoir production profile Tailor made logging procedure for each well Fast response temperature sensor, resolution ­C 23 m3/d Correlation with other sensors measurements 27 m3/d НУЖЕН ЛИ ДЯДЬКА С БАНКАМИ И ЕГО ТЕЗИС? Inputs reservoir parameters and fluids/gas properties 81 m3/d Unique software with advanced autofitting algorithm Modelling results

12 Good Correlation between Conventional and Super PLTs

13 Mismatch btw Conventional and Super PLTs at Low Rate Zones
MISSED INFLOW OVERESTIMATED GAS

14 Active Zones Identification and Quantification Behind Tubing
MAJOR GAS INFLOW

15 Detected Leak with a Low A-Ann Pressure
Fluid level Source of pressure Channeling Poor cement bonding Reservoir noise Change in temperature gradient Good cement bonding 69 psi only in A-Annulus (9 ½” x 13 3/8”)


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