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The process of inserting a reel of continuous tubing into a well while it is still under pressure is known as coiled tubing. Equipment for coiled tubing is modular and portable, despite the fact that contemporary reels can support heavy loads and provide rapid setup times.
Rather than the TVD, the maximum working depth of coiled tubing is typically dictated by the quantity of tubing that can be spooled onto a reel. Since gravity is needed to keep the tubing travelling down the well-bore, highly deviated wells can lead to issues with coiled tubing, just like wireline. With the use of downhole "tractors," which remove the coiled tubing from the bottom, this can now be partially resolved. Numerous tasks, including nitrogen lifting wells, cleanup procedures, spotting acid at perforations, fishing activities, spotting cement, and PLT, can be accomplished with coiled tubing.
This training session on Course N Carry will emphasise:
After completing this training programme, individuals will be able to:
Properly produced slides, together with some animation on pertinent subjects, will be used to provide this training course on wire line operations and practices. Each attendee will receive an electronic form in PDF format or a printed handbook with all the slides. Pre- and post-assessment tests on relevant topics are also included in the teaching approaches.
The following will benefit the organisation (directly and indirectly):
Employees will benefit from the following:
Those working in well intervention and production optimisation are the target audience for this training course:
Equipment for Coiled Tubing
Well Control Devices
Use of Coiled Tubing
Workplace Design
Methods of Stimulation and Acidization
On successful completion of this training course, Course N Carry Certificate will be awarded to the delegates.
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Course Code
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CNC282
Course Name
Operations Using Coiled Tubing
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