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Case History
1st Run in Russia – Novatek (largest independent gas producer)
TCE700 lands intermediate 7” casing on ERD well in Yarudeyskoye field
Objectives
 Land critical 7” intermediate casing at near
horizontal through notorious trouble zone
 Drill out with 6 1/8” PDC on RSS
Well Background and Challenges
 Traditionally low tech drilling
 Novatek looking to test new technologies to
enable ERD drilling capability
Results
 Turbocaser Express proven for ongoing
ERD project.
 Well suspended awaiting drill out.
 Tight hole conditions limit available detail.
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Case History
Saudi Aramco - Manifa Field
7’’ TurboCaser Express™ successfully lands the 2nd longest liner of
16,750ft for Saudi Aramco, KSA to Target Depth
7” TurboCaser Express™ (TCE700)
Objectives
 Land 16,750ft of 7’’ liner to TD
 Eliminate reaming trip
 8½’’ horizontal section (87⁰)
 Ream and wash down tight spots –
RIH
Results
 16,750ft of liner to TD first time
 Reamed 2,250ft of tight hole and
obstructions encountered
 TCE burst disc ruptured for cementing
operations
 Drill out performed successfully
Value to Client
Well Backgrounds and Challenges
 Offset wells requiring reaming / wiper
trips
 Reaming trip eliminated in this run
 2nd longest 7’’ liner run in KSA
 Longest 7’’ TCE run in the world
 Well trajectory
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 Eliminated need for reaming trip
 Avoided stuck/POOH liner
 Record run in KSA and worldwide
 Proven technology for future
challenging applications
Case History
1st Run in New Zealand – Shell
5” Shalerunner™ lands 4 ½” x 5” monobore completion first time
“Shalerunner did the business and got the completion right to bottom”
“Your tool provided excellent insurance” – Andy McGregor Senior Well Engineer
Objectives
 Land completions on depth
 Prove Shalerunner for future applications
Well Background and Challenges
 Discovered in 1959, developed throughout
1970’s
 Essential to land at TD due to tight space
between TD and first perforation
 Manage risk from sloughing coal seams
and fill
Results
 Shalerunner activated towards end of
section to ensure removal of fill and
successful landing at TD
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Turbocaser™ Express enables Bonavista Energy to land 7” casing at first
attempt in west central Alberta, Canada
TCE700 tool drilled out with 61/8” (156mm) PDC bit in less than 20 minutes
Objectives
 Run 7” (177.8mm) casing to intermediate
TD in the Sylvan Lake field of West Central
Alberta
 Cement the casing through the TCE700 and
drill out with 7” (156mm) PDC bit
Well Background and Challenges
 Multiple sloughing coal seams through the
lower part of the build section
Results
 Successfully landed casing at TD after
reaming 900ft (274M) and cemented through
TCE700 Turbocaser™ Express as per
program
 Turbocaser™ Express drilled out with 61/8”
(156mm) PDC bit in less than 20 minutes
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Value to Client
 Intermediate casing to TD first time
 TCE700 Turbocaser™ Express drilled out with 61/8”
(156mm) PDC bit in less than 20 minutes
 Allows laterals to be drilled as planned
 No NPT cost incurred – Well can be completed on time
 No tools need to be retrieved prior to cementing
 Minimal drill out time
 Proven technology for field development and future
projects
Case History
Turbocaser™ Express tools land 2 strings of 177.8mm (7”) casing on first
attempt for Bonavista Energy in Northern Alberta, Canada
TCE700 tools drilled out with PDC bits in under 15 minutes
Objectives
 Run 7" (177.8 mm) casing to intermediate TD in
the Pine Creek field of Northern Alberta
 Cement the casing through the Turbocaser™
Express and drill out with 156mm (61/8”) PDC bit
Well Background and Challenges
 Field has sloughing coal issues through the build
section of the well
 Backreaming and sticky hole while POOH
Results
 Well #1 – Reamed 273M (896ft) to TD
 Well #2 – Reamed 57M (187ft) to TD
 Landed casing at TD and cemented as per
program in both cases
 Turbocaser drilled out with PDC in less than 15
minutes on both wells
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Value to Client
 Intermediate casing to TD first time
 Allows laterals to be drilled as planned
 No NPT cost incurred
 No tools need to be retrieved prior to cementing
 Minimal drill out time
 Proven technology for field development and future
projects
Case History
Encana Corporation - Resthaven Field
5” Shalerunners™ reached Target Depth FIRST time, EVERY time
5” Shalerunner™ (TRS500)
 Objectives
 Job #1 - Run 114mm (41/2”) multi
stage frac liner in the lateral section
 Eliminate reaming / wiper trips
 Well trajectory of 90 deg
 First Deep Casing Tools run in
Canada
 Job #2 – Run 114mm (41/2”) multistage frac liner in lateral
 Shalerunner used to guide casing
string to bottom
 Insurance to get casing string to
TD
 Job #3 – Reamed 151M (495ft) in
2.75 hours to land casing at bottom
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Well Backgrounds and Challenges
 Offset wells requiring reaming / wiper
trips
 Well trajectories up to 90 deg
Results
 Liner to TD first time
 Providing confidence to land
completions
Value to Client
 Eliminated need for costly reaming /
wiper trips
 Reached TD first time with multistage frac liner assembly
 Proved technology for standard
adoption
 Reduced possibility of hole washoutbetter packer seat
Case History
Turbocaser Express™ 7” - second deployment offshore Norway delights
client on challenging run by getting 7” liner to TD at first attempt
7” tool reams 2194 ft (669 m) @ 141 ft (43 m) /hour, helps land production liner at TD, first time
Objectives
 Run 7” liner in 9½” hole to TD @ 90 in unstable
zones, at first attempt
 Have Turbocaser™ Express drill-thru available
 Cement as per program
Well Background and Challenges
 Offset wells experienced hole instability
 Risk Register: unable to reach TD with liner P3
 Unstable shales, coals and paleosoils
 Back-reaming and sticky hole when POOH for liner
Results
 7” liner held up 44KLbs 2194 ft (669 m) off-bottom
 Unable to rotate/slide – used Turbocaser™ Express
 Reamed total of 2194 ft (669 m) in 15.4 hours @141
ft (43 m) /hr avg
 Cemented as normal
Value to Client
 Completion Liner to TD first time, no rathole
 No NPT costs incurred
 Confirmed technology value in Norwegian lithology
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Turbocaser™ Express 7” - 1st deployment offshore Norway meets client expectations on Gullfaks
Satellite ~90 sidetrack - “The Turbocaser ™ Express functioned well and we believe it was a contributing
factor to getting the liner down successfully. We are likely to use it again in the future .” Statoil SDE.
7” tool reams 1,200 m (3937 ft) @ 60 m (197 ft) /hour, helps land production liner at TD
Objectives
 Run 7” production liner in 9 ½” hole to 5,380 m (17,652 ft) TD
@ 90 in Gulllfaks unstable zones
 Cement as per program
Well Background & Challenges
 Offset wells experienced hole instability
 Risk Register – unable to run 7” to TD due to washed out,
unstable shales, and ss ledges
 Two failed attempts to run 7” in original bore
 Deployment well was 2,281m (7,484 ft) sidetrack, mostly 90°
 Unstable shales, coals & paleosols; ST used LEDO
 Heavy back-reaming required on POOH before liner
Results
 7” liner held up 20 MT 1,263 m (4,144 ft) off-bottom
 Unable to rotate/slide – used Turbocaser™ Express
 Reamed total of 1,263 m (4,144 ft) in 21 hours @60 m/hr avg
 Cemented successfully
Value to Client
 Completion Liner to TD first time, no rathole
 No Project Reserves financial requirement
 Allowed completions phase to start
 Proved technology in Norwegian lithology
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“The Turbocaser Express functioned
well and we believe it was a
contributing factor to getting the liner
down successfully. We are likely to use
it again in the future ”
Statoil Senior Drilling Engineer
Case History
Turbocaser™ Express reams shale formation
to get 12,000 ft (3,650 m) 7” liner to TD
Objectives
 Run 7” casing to depth first time in Manifa ERD
well
 Cement as per program
 Achieve rapid drill out
Well Background and Challenges
 Offset wells experienced hole instability
 Tight spots while running in and tripping out
 Heavy back-reaming required on POOH before
liner
 Unstable shale
 7” Turbocaser™ Express written into well plan
Results
 Landed liner at TD at first attempt
 Reamed with Turbocaser™ Express through
several problem zones
 Cemented as normal
 Drilled out hard cement and tool in <30 minutes
Value to Client
 Avoided repeat stuck liner
 Allowed laterals to be drilled as planned
 Minimized drill out time
 Turbocaser™ Express planned for challenging
wells
“A challenging 8 ½” hole section (12,000 ft/3,650 m)
where we encountered several tight spots while
tripping in/out of the hole and got the string stuck 2
times. In order to ensure deploying the liner to the
bottom of the hole at depth 22,517 ft (88 deg) we
have utilized 7” Turbocaser™ Express successfully
and helped to clear tight spots across shale
formations.”
Saudi Aramco Drilling Engineer
Case History
VP Saudi Aramco Drilling - “One technology that we are currently testing and
seems to be very promising is the Turbocaser Express.”
7” tool reams tight spots & filter cake, lands casing at depth and drilled out in <30 minutes
Objectives
 Run 7” casing to depth in a Abu Hadriya
quadrilateral PWI through under-pressured &
unstable zones
 Cement as per program
 Achieve rapid drill out
Well Background and Challenges
 Offset wells experienced stuck casing & BHAs
 Deployment well was 2nd. sidetrack & had
experienced stuck 7” & stuck BHAs
 Overbalance up to 2,500 psi
Results
 RIH, liner differentially stuck 728’ off bottom
 Worked free with pills and reduced mud weight
 Turbocaser reamed 728’ to TD
 Drilled out hard cement & tool in <30 minutes
Value to Client
 Avoided repeat stuck liner
 Allowed laterals to be drilled as planned
 Minimized drill out time
 Proved technology for future mature field dev
7” Turbocaser
Express lands 7”
liner to depth.
Case History
Turborunners deliver results and provide confidence in North Sea.
Example 1:
First 8 ½” section lost due to hole collapse.
7” Turborunner used in 9 ½” sidetrack, also
partially collapsed in the sands. Saxon field
Result:
915m 7 5/8” pre drilled liner landed
Accessed 535 m of net pay; ($200MM NPV).
Time 12 hours, rate 1,135 LPM max.
Example 2:
Concerned about potential borehole collapse
Result:
1,525m 4 ½” liner landed and cemented
5” Turborunner run as risk reduction.
Example 3:
Nautical Petroleum, Kraken Field.
Run 7 5/8” pre-drilled liner in a critical geological
sidetrack for DST and field evaluation.
Result:
TR-700 used to run completion & successful
DST conducted.
Case History
Shalerunners™ eliminate wiper trips and successfully land complex multi
stage frac liner assemblies on 4 wells
US Land – TR500 in three horizontal Bakken shale wells to land ~3,000m 4 ½” liner
Objectives
 Run 4 ½” liner assemblies in the lateral
sections
 Eliminate wiper trips
Well Background and Challenges
 Offset wells required wiper trips
 3,050m+ of 4 ½” lateral liners with 30
hydraulic open hole packers and 30 ball
drop frac sleeves
 Used on 2 different wells in North Dakota
and 1 in Wyoming (2 major IOCS)
Results
 No wiper trips needed – to TD first time
 Providing confidence to land completions
Value to Client
 Eliminated need for costly wiper trips
 Reached TD first time with multiple stage
packer liner assembly
 Proves technology for standard adoption
Turbocaser Ex press ™ 958 prior to surface
testing
Case history
Hard rock reaming success for Turborunner
Oman : 5” Turborunner reams 500 ft
through high stress sandstone, lands liner at TD
Objectives
• Run 4 ½” Liner to depth in Harmel Well through high
stress sandstone
• Reamed though 500’ of trouble zone
• Cement as per the program
Well Background and Challenges
• Offset wells had stuck BHAs
• Vertical side tracked 5 7/8” hole ; dogleg round fish
• Two failed attempts to land liner at TD
Results
• Ran liner to refusal @ 14,250’
• Turborunner reamed the last 500’ to TD in 16 hours
• Cemented normally
Value to Client
• Allows laterals to be drilled as planned
• Proven technology for field development
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Customer Testimonials
“Clearly the Turborunner provided benefit and we are excited about running it again.”
Vic Estes Drilling Engineering Manager, Anadarko
“One technology that we are currently testing and seems to be very promising is the Turbocaser Express.”
Zuhair Al-Hussain VP, Saudi Aramco Drilling & Workover Group
Statoil’s Senior Engineer, Drilling Operations, Michael Mountford, said: “The Turbocaser Express
functioned well and we believe it was a contributing factor to getting the liner down successfully. We are
likely to use it again in the future”.
Senior Drilling Engineer for CNR International – Stephen Cameron, commented: “The Turborunner is a cost
effective solution which greatly enhances the successful running of the liner string in potentially unstable
formations, without compromising the well”.
Senior Drilling Engineer for PetroCanada UK - Steve Salter, commented: “We felt the tool gave us an
operational advantage with little or no operational risk and were happy with the performance it provided.”
Malcolm Banks, wells team leader at BP, said, “We are supporting this development as Turbocaser will
deliver significant cost reduction to our intermediate casing operations in difficult formations. Currently,
rotation of large intermediate casings is expensive and Turbocaser gives us a more reliable and costeffective reaming solution. The fact that Turbocaser is drillable allows additional operational efficiencies
and reduces risk.”
Customer Testimonials
Senior Drilling Engineer for Occidental, Carlos Mercado, commented about a successful Shalerunner run in
Texas achieving successful placement of 5 ½” casing in a troublesome Wolfbone development well: “We felt
the tool gave us an operational advantage with little or no operational risk and were happy with the
performance it provided.”
Rod McNeill, Newfield Chameleon State 2H, said: “Without Shalerunner we would have never considered
running production casing with the Baker 24 stage Frac Point completion without making a dedicated
reamer trip”.
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