Well Intervention Overview-2

WELL INTERVENTION OVERVIEW
DIDIT ACHMAD BARITO

JUNE 2024
WELL INTERVENTION CHALLENGES
No Well Control Incident
• Safely No Well Integrity Incident
No lifting Incident
No Fatality
No Lost Time Incident
• Environmentally Friendly
• Cost Effective
• Maintain High well Productivity / injectivity
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WELL INTERVENTION OVERVIEW
➢ All operation done on (or in) a live or dead
well without pulling out of hole tubing
hanger
➢ During live well operation pressure control

equipment continuously exposed to well
pressure. As contrary to drilling or
workover where pressure control equipment
is a back up and the main barrier is drilling
fluid or workover fluid
➢ Continuous usage of pressure control

equipment in live well operation are to
control well pressure and release of unburnt
hydrocarbon effluent to atmosphere.
➢ During operation, all standard safety

devices are disabled (downhole safety
valve, Xmas tree valves) from platform ESD
and under full control well intervention team
by using independent well control panel

WELL INTERVENTION SPECIFICITY
➢ Work in a live well
➢ Live well means pressure at wellhead

and hydrocarbon effluent at surface
➢ Well in shut-in condition means higher

well head pressure
➢ Effluent at surface means higher risk

WELL INTERVENTION OBJECTIVES
➢Well integrity
➢ Preventive or remedial maintenance on

wellhead, Xmas tree, safety valves
➢Reservoir monitoring
➢ Down hole data acquisition for

supporting well productivity program
(pressure & temperature survey,
production logging, cement evaluation,
caliper survey, sand detection logging,
reservoir saturation logging)
➢Well performance
➢ Any kind of operation which is to

maintain or restore well productivity →
perforation, sand consolidation, water
control, tubing cleaning, gas lift
equipment replacement, scale removal

WELL INTERVENTION UNIT – WHAT FOR?
➢ Operate completion equipment already inside the
well:
➢ Open/Close Sliding Side Door,
➢ Lock open Tubing Retrievable Safety Valve
temporarily,
➢ Lock open Tubing Retrievable Safety Valve
permanently.
➢ Convey tools from surface to down hole:

➢ Set/Pull downhole flow control equipment → WRSV,
Plug, choke, gas lift valves, ported nipple sleeves.
➢ Run survey tool → CBL/ VDL, Caliper, Memory PLT,
reservoir saturation tool, sand detection logging.
➢ Run tubing cutting device → workover or well
abandonment preparation
➢ Well maintenance:
➢ Well Productivity → perforations, water shut-off,
sand consolidation, stimulation
➢ Flow assurance → wax cutting, scale removal
➢ Well Integrity → WRSV maintenance

SLICKLINE
Features
➢ Perform downhole intervention under
pressure using solid wire,
➢ No circulation capability
➢ No rotation capability
➢ Unable to work in horizontal section of a
well
➢ Wire pulling capacity
2,042 lbs. (0.092” OD UHT breaking str.)
3,640 lbs. (0.125” OD UHT breaking str.)
Main equipment
➢ Power pack,
➢ Winch unit,
➢ Pressure Control Equipment
➢ Tree adaptor
➢ Pumping tee
➢ Dual BOP
➢ Lubricator
➢ Stuffing box
➢ Pumping unit and tank
Main job
➢ Downhole safety valve maintenance
➢ Check tubing drift
➢ Zone Change
➢ Gas lift installation
➢ Sand bailing
➢ Fishing

SLICK-E-LINE
Features
➢ Perform downhole intervention under pressure using solid wire,
bidirectional telemetry.
➢ Using slickline PCE (No Grease Injection)
➢ No rotation capability
➢ Able to work in horizontal section of a well by attaching tractor
3,240 lbs. (0.160” OD slick-E-line cable),
4,960 lbs. (0.188” OD slick-E-line cable)
Main Equipment
Surface equipment
➢ ParaSheave (depth, tension, speed sensor)
➢ Paracomm Antenna (bi-directional communication, 10 Kpsi/
15 Kpsi well control)
➢ Slick-E-line Cable
➢ Paracomm data processing panel
➢ Central junction box
Downhole equipment (tool string)

➢ Paracomm Cable Head (provides mechanical and electrical
connections for downhole tool)
➢ Shear Pin Release Tool (provides a rated mechanical weak point)
➢ Paracomm Communication Head (Downhole bi-directional
communication)
➢ Power Processing Unit (Downhole processor, power, basic
measurement (pressure, fluid temperature, CCL, inclination,
rotation, voltage and current, downhole memory) )
➢ X Over Suite
Main job
➢ Mechanical slickline,
➢ Perforation, tubing cutting, plug setting, real time well integrity
➢ Real Time Production logging

BARRIERS FOR SLICK LINE & SLICK-E-LINE
Primary barrier when MEWHP ≤ 10,000 psi, is
hydraulic stuffing box. Valid for wire in
moving or in static condition.
Primary barrier when MEWHP > 10,000 is a

liquid seal slick line stuffing box. Valid for
wire in moving or in static condition.
PCE shall include at least the following :
❖ A set of lubricators
❖ A double remotely operated slick line BOP
with :
❖ One set of rams closing on the wire
❖ One set of shear rams
❖ BOP with block type equalizing manifold
The lubricator shall be fitted with a bleed off

line connected to a venting system to avoid
fire hazards, installation shutdown which
could result from gas detection during
lubricator bleed-off operation, spilling on
adjacent equipment and discharge of
pollutants

ELECTRICLINE & BRAIDED LINE
Features
➢ Perform downhole intervention under pressure using
braided line wire and able to communicate with tool string
(electric line)
➢ Able to perform milling or drilling by attaching stroker on
the tool string (electric line)
➢ Able to work on horizontal section of a well by attaching
tractor on the tool string (electric line)
(the smallest size of braided line & electricline)
6,174 lbs. (3/16” OD braided line Dyform breaking str.)
5,200 lbs.( 7/32” OD electricline wire breaking str.)
Main equipment
➢ Power pack
➢ Control cabin
➢ Pressure control equipment
➢ Wellhead adapter
➢ Pumping tee
➢ Triple BOP
➢ Lubricator
➢ Grease injection head
➢ Pumping unit
Electric Line Main job

➢ Perforation
➢ Mechanical water shut-off (bridge plug, casing patch)
➢ Production logging
➢ Sand Detection Logging
➢ Well Integrity (Cement Evaluation, Caliper Survey)
Braided Line Main Job

➢ Swabbing
➢ Fishing

BARRIERS FOR ELECTRICLINE & BRAIDED LINE
Primary barrier for moving cable when MEWHP ≤
10,000 psi, is grease injection head.
Primary barrier for static cable when MEWHP ≤
10,000 psi, is stuffing box.
Primary barrier for swabbing operation (braided
line) is oil saver
The PCE shall include at least the following :

❖ A set of lubricators
❖ A set of 3 remotely operated e-line or braided
line BOPs equipped with dedicated rams
(cable OD or variable) with :
❖ One block of dual rams closing on the wire: top
one sealing down/up & bottom one sealing
up/down, equipped with injection grease system
between rams.
❖ One single block equipped with shear rams
❖ BOP equalizing manifold shall be block type
The lubricator shall be fitted with a bleed off line

connected to a venting system to avoid fire
hazards, installation shutdown which could
result from gas detection during lubricator bleed-
off operation, spilling on adjacent equipment and
discharge of pollutants.

COILED TUBING
Features
➢ Perform downhole intervention under pressure using

continuous tubing
➢ Has circulation capability (continuous circulation
during running and pulling CT string)
➢ Able to perform milling or drilling by attaching
downhole motor on the bottom hole assembly
➢ Able to work on horizontal section of a well
➢ Pipe pulling capacity
(the smallest & the thinnest), grade 90, 90,000 psi YS
21,520 lbs. yield load (1” OD, 0.087” wall thickness)
Main equipment
➢ Power pack
➢ Flow tee
➢ Quad BOP
➢ Stripper
➢ Injector head and goose neck
➢ Coiled tubing reel
➢ Control cabin
Main job
➢ Pumping nitrogen
➢ Milling
➢ Cementing for zone or well abandonment
➢ Sediment washing
➢ PLT in horizontal well
It is not allowed to use hydrocarbon gas inside

coiled tubing

BARRIERS FOR COILED TUBING
Primary barrier for coiled tubing is a stripper

❖ A remotely operated CT BOP stack (Quad BOP)
Arrangement from top to bottom
❖ Full closure (blind rams)
❖ Pipe shearing (shear rams)
❖ Pipe hanging (slip rams)
❖ Pipe closure (pipe rams)
❖ A kill port with kill line connected to a pumping
unit, kill line shall be installed above safety
pipe rams.
❖ If additional kill line need to be installed below
the Quad BOP then additional safety pipe rams
shall be installed below the additional kill line
❖ Never let any outlet (kill line or choke line)
without safety pipe rams below it.
The pressure control equipment shall be fitted

with a bleed off line connected to a venting
system to avoid fire hazards, installation
shutdown which could result from gas detection
during lubricator bleed-off operation, spilling on
adjacent equipment and discharge of pollutants
Two back pressure valves shall be installed in the

bottom hole assembly

SNUBBING
Features
➢ Perform downhole intervention under
pressure using jointed pipe
➢ Has circulation capability (interrupted
circulation during running and pulling
macaroni)
➢ Able to perform drilling or milling by using
rotary table or attaching downhole motor
on the bottom hole assembly
➢ Able to work on horizontal section of a well
➢ Pipe pulling capability
31,000 lbs. (1.315” OD, N-80, 1.8 lbs./ft)
Main unit
➢ Power pack,
➢ Jack assembly and gin pole
➢ Pressure control equipment
➢ 2 Safety rams
➢ 1 shear rams
➢ 1 blind rams
➢ 2 stripper rams
➢ 1 spacer
➢ Equalizing pipe
➢ Kill line
➢ Stand pipe
➢ Mud pump
➢ Mud tank
Main job
➢ Sand washing
➢ Cementing for zone or well abandonment
➢ Fishing
➢ Milling
➢ Running concentric completion

BARRIERS FOR SNUBBING
Primary barrier :
When MEWHP ≤ 1,500 psi is single stripper rubber
When MEWHP ≤ 3,000 psi is dual stripper rubber
When MEWHP > 3,000 psi is dual stripping rams.

❖ A remotely operated snubbing BOP stack
Arrangement from top to bottom :
❖ Stripping redundancy (dual stripper or double pipe
ram insert) with equalizing loop
❖ Full closure (blind rams)
❖ Pipe shearing (shear rams)
❖ Pipe closure for each string OD (pipe rams)
❖ Pipe hanging for each string (slip rams)
❖ A kill port with kill line connected to a pumping
unit. Kill line shall be installed above the lowest
safety pipe rams
❖ Never installed kill line below the lowest safety
pipe rams
The pressure control equipment shall be fitted with a
bleed off line connected to a venting system to avoid
fire hazards, inadvertent installation shutdown which
could result from gas detection during lubricator
bleed-off operation, spilling on adjacent equipment
and discharge of pollutants
Two back pressure valves shall be installed in the
bottom hole assembly.
A landing nipple shall be installed one joint above the
upper back pressure valve.

WELL INTERVENTION UNIT CAPABILITIES SUMMARY
Services
Subject
Slickline Slick-E-Line Braided Line Electricline Coiled Tubing Snubbing
Perform Perform Perform Perform Perform Perform

downhole downhole downhole downhole downhole downhole
intervention intervention intervention intervention intervention intervention
under pressure under pressure under pressure under pressure by under pressure under pressure
Media by using solid by using solid by using using braided line by using by using jointed
wire wire which has braided line wire which has continuous tubing
communication wire communication tubing
capability with capability with
tool string tool string
No circulation No circulation No circulation No circulation Continuous Interrupted
Circulation capability capability capability capability circulation while circulation while
Capability running and running and
pulling pulling
Capability Unable to work Able to work in Unable to work Able to work in Able to work in Able to work in
To Work in in horizontal horizontal in horizontal horizontal section horizontal horizontal
Horizontal section section by section by using tractor section section
Section using tractor
Unable to Unable to Unable to Able to perform Able to perform Able to perform
Capability perform drilling perform drilling perform drilling drilling by using drilling by using drilling by using
in Drilling stroker downhole motor rotary table or
downhole motor

EXAMPLE OF WELL INTERVENTION PROGRAM
No Slickline Slick-E-Line Braided Line Electricline
Mechanical Water Shut-

Mechanical slickline (drift
Well Monitoring (SGS, Swabbing Off (setting bridge plug,
1 run, sliding side door
FGS, BPT-PBU) casing patch, cement
operation)
dump bailer)
Perforation (new well
Real Time perforation, additional
2 Memory PLT Fishing
Production logging perforation, re-
perforation)
Reservoir monitoring
Tubing Investigation (leak
Explosive services (RST logging, production
3 detection, gyro survey,
(Perforation) logging, sand detection
MIT)
logging)
4 Bailing, Run dummy tools Well integrity logging Well integrity (CBL, MIT)
Obstruction removal
Zone Change / Plugging
(nipple milling & scale
(Setting plug, closing
5 Non-explosive operation milling using tractor,
SSD, Retrieving plug,
scale removal using
opening SSD)
string shot)
6 Gas Lift Gas Lift
7 DHSV Replacement DHSV Replacement
8 Fishing Fishing

EXAMPLE OF WELL INTERVENTION PROGRAM
No Snubbing Coiled Tubing
Pumping (killing well, support pigging job,
Pumping (killing well, completion fluid
1 completion fluid unloading, start-up dead
unloading, start-up dead well)
well)
Stimulation (matrix acidizing, chemical water Stimulation (matrix acidizing, chemical water
2
shut-off, chemical water block removal) shut-off, chemical water block removal)
3 Fracturing (hydraulic fracturing) Fracturing (hydraulic fracturing)
Obstruction Removal (sediment washing, Obstruction Removal (sediment washing,
4 acid scale removal, heavy fishing, drill-out acid scale removal, heavy fishing, drill-out
cement, milling metal/ scale) cement, milling metal/ scale)
Cementing (annulus cementing, plug and Zone Change / Plugging (open/close SSD,
5
abandon) set/retrieve downhole tool)
Completion Workover (gas lift macaroni, ESP
Cementing (annulus cementing, plug and
6 installation, pull top completion & run new
abandon)
string, gas well conversion)
Sand Control (TT gravel pack, chemical sand
7 Setting Downhole Tools
consolidation, open hole sand control)
8 Perforation (CT perforation)
Reservoir Monitoring (Production logging,
9
RST logging)

MULTI-UNIT OPERATION
Services
Program
Slickline Slick-E-Line Electricline Coiled Tubing Snubbing Well Testing
DHSV Gas Lift Macaroni Offload

Change DHSV Change DHSV
Replacement Safety Valve Test the Well
Perforation Clean-Up
Well Preparation Perforation
(Electricline) Test the Well
Perforation Well Preparation Clean-Up

(Slick-E-Line) Perforation Test the Well
Set Bridge Plug Set Bridge Plug Clean-Up

Well Preparation
(Electricline) Cement Dump Bailer Test the Well
Well Preparation
Set Bridge Plug Clean-Up
Set Bridge Plug
(Slick-E-Line) Test the Well
Cement Dump Bailer
Chemical WSO Clean-Up

Well Preparation Set Bridge Plug Pump Chemical
(Electricline) Test the Well
Chemical WSO
Well Preparation Clean-Up
(Slick-E-Line) Pump Chemical
Set Bridge Plug Test the Well

WELL BARRIER SCHEMATIC ELEMENTS DEFINITION
Subject Description
A-annulus Annulus between the production tubing and production casing
Annulus between production casing and the next outer casing. The
letter designation continue in sequence for each outer annular space
B-annulus
encountered between casing strings up to and including surface casing
and conductor casing
Element that provides structural support for the well, wellhead and
Conductor casing
completion equipment and for hole stability for initial drilling ops.
Primary well The first well barrier envelope that the produced and/or injected fluids
barrier contact and that is in-place and functional during well operations
(blue color)
Production casing Innermost string of casing in the well
String consisting of production tubing, including surface controlled
Production string subsurface safety valve (SCSSV), gas lift mandrels, sliding side door,
landing nipples, packer or packer seal assembly
Secondary well Second set of barrier elements that prevent flow from a source
barrier
(red color)
One or several dependent components that are combined to form a
Well barrier
barrier envelope that, in combination, prevent uncontrolled flow of
element
fluids within or from a well
Combination of one or several well barrier elements that together
Well barrier
constitute a method of containment of fluids within a well that prevent
envelope
uncontrolled flow of fluids within or out of a well
Containment and the prevention of the escape of formation fluids to
Well integrity
subterranean formations or surface

WHICH WELL INTERVENTION PROGRAM CAN BE EXECUTED IN THIS WELL?
Service Program Yes No
DHSV replacement √
Annulus safety valve replacement √
Check tubing drift √
Closing / opening SSD √
Setting / retrieving flow control equipment in SSD √
Slickline
Setting / retrieving flow control equipment in landing nipple √
Slick-E-Line
Closing / opening ported nipple √
Setting / retrieving flow control equipment in ported nipple √
Setting / retrieving flow control equipment in side pocket mandrel √
Data acquisition (SGS,FGS, Memory PLT, caliper survey) √
Obstruction removal (sand bailing, cut paraffin) √
Perforation √
Data acquisition (PLT, RST, caliper survey) √
Electricline
Mechanical Water Shut-Off (casing patch) √
Slick-E-Line
Mechanical Water Shut-Off (bridge plug) √
Obstruction removal (scale milling, nipple milling) √
Obstruction removal (sand washing, scale milling) √
Snubbing Cementing abandon zone √
Start up well √
Coiled
Cementing abandon zone √
tubing
Start up well √

Slickline
Slick-E-Line
Perforation √
Electricline
Slick-E-Line
Start up well √
Coiled
tubing
Start up well √

Slickline
Slick-E-Line
Perforation √
Electricline
Slick-E-Line
Start up well √
Coiled
tubing
Start up well √

Slickline
Slick-E-Line
Perforation √
Data acquisition (PLT, RST, cement evaluation, caliper survey) √
Electricline
Slick-E-Line
Start up well √
Coiled
tubing
Start up well √

Slickline
Slick-E-Line
Perforation √
Data acquisition (PLT, RST, cement evaluation, sand detection) √
Electricline
Slick-E-Line
Start up well √
Coiled
tubing
Start up well √

Slickline
Slick-E-Line
Perforation √
Data acquisition (PLT, RST, cement evaluation, sand detection) √
Electricline
Slick-E-Line
Start up well √
Coiled
tubing
Start up well √

Slickline
Slick-E-Line
Perforation √
Data acquisition (PLT, RST, cement evaluation, caliper survey) √
Electricline
Slick-E-Line
Start up well √
Coiled
tubing
Start up well √

WELL INTERVENTION MAJOR RISKS
Number Subject Consequences Mitigations
Certified well control personnel,
Loss of lives, loss of certified well control equipment,
1 Well Control Incident assets, pollution, company regular well control drill, well control
image, business continuity equipment testing frequency, barriers
redundancy
Loss of lives, loss of
Equipment monitoring, equipment
2 Well downgraded situation assets, pollution, company
failure follow-up
image, business continuity
Third party barge audit prior to
3 Loss of well service barge integrity contract start-up, regular audit after
assets, pollution
contract in place
Captain competency, marine operation
4 Well service barge collision with platform Damage hull and boat
permit, marine instructions
SIMOPS dossier, job risk assessment,
5 SIMOPS (Simultaneous Operations) assets, company image,
derogation request, SIMOPS audit
business continuity
Loss of lives, loss of Lifting equipment inspection &
6 Lifting Incident assets, company image, certification, competence lifting team,
business continuity lifting plan, life line protection
Pollution, company image, Control of discharge points,
7 Spill
business continuity implementation of waste management
Loss of lives, permanent Certified shooter, explosives handling
8 Explosives
disability procedure,
Loss of lives, loss of Periodic testing of Xmas tree valves,
9 Well integrity Incident assets, Pollution, company downhole safety valves, periodic cavity
image, business continuity check, equipment failure follow-up

IOGP WELL CONTROL INCIDENTS DEFINITION

IOGP WELL CONTROL INCIDENTS CLASSIFICATION

IOGP WELL INTERVENTION WELL CONTROL INCIDENTS EXAMPLES

OFFSHORE NORGE WELL CONTROL & WELL INTEGRITY INCIDENTS DEFINITION
Well Control Incident
A well control incident is in drilling & completion and live well intervention defined
as a failure of barrier (s) or failure to activate barrier (s), resulting in an
unintentional flow of formation fluid:
➢ Into the well
➢ Into another formation or
➢ To the external environment.
Well Integrity Incident
A well integrity incident is defined as a failure of barrier (s) or failure to activate

barrier (s), resulting unintentional flow, leak or release of fluids to the environment,
other formations, or adjacent system.

OFFSHORE NORGE WELL INTERVENTION WELL CONTROL SEVERITY LEVEL

OFFSHORE NORGE WELL INTERVENTION WELL CONTROL INCIDENTS EXAMPLES
No. Blowout
Non - shearable item stuck across BOP, leakage above BOP
Not able to close any BOP rams
I1.1 – 01
DHSV not available
Installation decided to be evacuated
Well control equipment damaged from external loads
Not able to operate equipment
I1.1 – 02
Well flowing to surroundings
Installation decided to be evacuated
Failure of primary and secondary barriers
Non - shearable item stuck across BOP, leakage above BOP
Not able to close any BOP rams
I1.2 – 01 DHSV not available
Non-essential personnel evacuated
Well killed or well capped with assistance from well control service company
Well control equipment damaged from external loads
Not able to operate equipment
I1.2 - 02
Well flowing to surroundings
Well killed with mud or well capped with assistance from well control service company

OFFSHORE NORGE WELL INTERVENTION WELL CONTROL INCIDENTS EXAMPLES
Failure of primary well barrier.

No.
Activation of secondary well barrier - no other redundant barrier elements available
I2.1 – 01 Leak below safety head and well secured by cutting string and close other valves.
Well secured by cutting string using safety head. String blocking other valves (not possible
I2.1 – 02
to achieve double block).
Failure of primary well barrier.
Activation of secondary barriers - other redundant barrier elements available
Leak between safety head and BOP. Well secured by cutting string using safety head.
I2.2 – 01
Other valves available after cutting – double block achieved.
Leak in or above BOP, BOP failed, safety head activated to cut string, valves below closed
I2.2 – 02
to provide double block.
Temporary degraded well barrier element functions
I3.1 – 01 Necessary to close BOP to repair leak above BOP.
Pressure containing stuffing box, grease injection head or strippers redressed to repair
I3.1 – 02
leak.
I3.1 – 03 Barrier compromised in well without flow potential.
Non – classified incidents
Very small leak, able to pull out of hole and close normal lubricating valves to repair leak.
NCI – 01
Two barriers intact.

BARRIER DURING WELL INTERVENTION

BARRIER DURING DRILLING
Running Shearable Drill String Running Non-Shearable Drill String Running Non-Shearable Casing

BARRIER DURING WELL COMPLETION
Running Shearable Items Running Non-Shearable Items

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WELL INTERVENTION OVERVIEW

DIDIT ACHMAD BARITO

• Maintain High well Productivity / injectivity

Well Intervention Flyer June 2024 by Didit Achmad Barito 2

➢ During live well operation pressure control

➢ Continuous usage of pressure control

➢ During operation, all standard safety

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➢ Work in a live well

➢ Live well means pressure at wellhead

➢ Well in shut-in condition means higher

➢ Effluent at surface means higher risk

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➢ Preventive or remedial maintenance on

➢ Down hole data acquisition for

➢ Any kind of operation which is to

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➢ Convey tools from surface to down hole:

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Downhole equipment (tool string)

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Primary barrier when MEWHP > 10,000 is a

The lubricator shall be fitted with a bleed off

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Electric Line Main job

Braided Line Main Job

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The PCE shall include at least the following :

The lubricator shall be fitted with a bleed off line

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➢ Perform downhole intervention under pressure using

It is not allowed to use hydrocarbon gas inside

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Primary barrier for coiled tubing is a stripper

The pressure control equipment shall be fitted

Two back pressure valves shall be installed in the

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The PCE shall include at least the following :

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Perform Perform Perform Perform Perform Perform

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Mechanical Water Shut-

6 Gas Lift Gas Lift

7 DHSV Replacement DHSV Replacement

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DHSV Gas Lift Macaroni Offload

Perforation Well Preparation Clean-Up

Set Bridge Plug Set Bridge Plug Clean-Up

Chemical WSO Clean-Up

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