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  • 7/21/2019 AllPac and AllFrac Sand Control Screens With Alternate Path Technology

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    APPLICATIONS

    Cased hole gravel-pack and frac-pack

    operations

    Vertical and deviated wells

    Long intervals

    Heterogeneous formations

    Cased hole, multizone gravel pack

    operations

    BENEFITS

    Ensures complete annular packing for

    well longevity and productivity

    Permits continued fracture development

    past bridge, ensuring stimulation and

    productivity across the interval

    Enables multizone completions for

    more efficient operations, saving time

    and costs

    FEATURES

    Bypasses sand bridges around the

    screen during pumping operations

    Is compatible with all filter media,

    including wire-wrapped and premiummesh screens

    Can be configured to meet gravel- or

    frac-packing requirements by adjusting

    the number and size of tubes

    Aligns tubes automatically (optional

    feature) while connection is being made

    Has unique connector design for ease

    of deployment

    Effective, complete gravel placement is critical to preventing

    formation sand production and completion failure. By providing a

    redundant mechanism to place a gravel pack around the screens

    inside the wellbore, Alternate Path sand-control screens offer a

    rugged and flexible technology for sand-control treatment design.

    Alternate Path screens can

    lower the risk of gravel-pack failure

    minimize rig time spent on sand-control pumping operations

    increase wellbore operational reliability

    increase completion longevity

    maximize production and reserve recovery

    provide economical solutions for completing multiple intervals.

    Standard sand control screens are the mechanical filter in sand

    control completions that prevent gravel from entering the tubing

    with the produced oil and gas.

    With standard screens, gravel-pack and STIMPAC* frac-pack

    operations would prematurely end when a bridge forms. A bridge

    can form where there is a large amount of leakoff from the

    wellbore, either to the screen or to the formation. Alternate Path

    technology uses shunt tubes to provide alternate slurry pathways

    that bypass the bridge. As soon as the bridge forms, the slurry

    flows through the tubes to any void below or past the bridge,allowing the sand control treatment to continue to its normal

    conclusion of 100% packing efficiency. Without this complete

    pack, screens will fail quickly.

    AllPAC screen

    The AllPACscreen is used in gravel-pack completions or in frac-

    pack applications for which it is necessary to complete the pack

    after a bridge is formed. This screen features one or more

    1.000-in 0.500-in [25.4-mm 12.7-mm] shunt tubes that are

    attached either concentrically or eccentrically to the screen joint

    with 0.250-in [6.4-mm] exit nozzles spaced out on each shunt tube

    for optimum performance.

    This type of screen is typically used in gravel packs for which

    fracturing is not a priority. Treatment rates can be up to

    2 bbl/min for each shunt tube, depending on the screen, the blank

    length, and the type of gravel-pack fluid. Tube configurations

    with multiple numbers of tubes are available for a wide variety of

    gravel packing requirements.

    Alternate Path shunt tubesprovide alternate slurry pathways that bypass bridges.

    AllPAC and AllFRACSand control screens with Alternate Path technology

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    AllPAC and AllFRAC Alternate Path Screens

    *Mark of Schlumberger.

    Mark of ExxonMobil; technology licensed exclusively to Schlumberger.

    Copyright 2012 Schlumberger. All rights reserved. 12-SM-0013

    AllFRAC screen

    The AllFRACscreen is used in STIMPAC frac-pack completions. This

    screen features one or more 1.500-in 0.750-in [38.1-mm 19.0-mm]

    shunt tubes, attached either concentrically or eccentrically to the

    screen joint, with 0.375-in [9.5-mm] exit nozzles spaced out on each

    shunt tube for optimum performance. This screen is ideal for use inhigher-rate STIMPAC applications. Treatment rates can be up to

    8 bbl/min for each shunt tube, depending on the screen, the blank

    length, and the type of carrier fluid. As with AllPAC screens, tube

    configurations with multiple tubes are available for a wide variety of

    well treatments and multizone well types.

    Alternate Path screen construction

    Alternate Path screen construction offers many advantages.

    The construction is robust. The screens are available in almost any

    metallurgy, and the shunt tubes are made of durable stainless steel.

    The nozzles are erosion resistant, and timed premium threads are

    available for simultaneous torquing of the screen joints and aligning

    of the shunt tubes. A unique connector design is also part of the systemallowing for easier makeup and deployment.

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    ScreenOD

    Screenshunt ring

    Screenshunt ring

    AllPAC Screen

    93

    Jointconnector

    0.75 in.

    Fishing OD

    Jointconnector

    OD

    Pipe ODPipe OD

    0.5 in.

    1 in.

    AllFRAC Screen

    Jointconnector

    OD

    Fishing OD

    1.5 in.

    ScreenOD

    090140H Wire

    0.140 in.0.087 in.

    0.090 in.

    0.105 in.

    0.090 in.0.089 in.

    0.075 in.

    090105 Wire

    AllPAC Screen Wire and Construction

    090075 Wire

    090140H/090105090075/090075

    Cross section of the AllPAC and AllFRAC screens.

    AllPAC screen wire sizes, construction, and flow pattern.