Just talking about things we have learned over the past several years and how plungers can impact the well production long before you reach the tubing critical rate
Thanks, excellent discussion. So to minimize oscillation a packer assembly with short tailpipe would beneficial. I have been playing around with that idea myself. Yes the Turner rate (droplet models) are significantly under estimating critical rate especially in larger deviated wells, I though this was due to the regime change (accumulation) being dominated by liquid film reversal. Do you have any SPE papers on the work presented in this video? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the comment and feedback, and sorry for such a slow response but I don't have any SPE papers on this I have presented this at a few ALRDC gatherings etc. I also enjoy Dr. Nagoo's view and papers on this subject (you can find him on linkedin as well) he has a very interesting model developed.
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Thanks Jonathan I appreciate the feed back
Thanks, excellent discussion. So to minimize oscillation a packer assembly with short tailpipe would beneficial. I have been playing around with that idea myself. Yes the Turner rate (droplet models) are significantly under estimating critical rate especially in larger deviated wells, I though this was due to the regime change (accumulation) being dominated by liquid film reversal. Do you have any SPE papers on the work presented in this video? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the comment and feedback, and sorry for such a slow response but I don't have any SPE papers on this I have presented this at a few ALRDC gatherings etc. I also enjoy Dr. Nagoo's view and papers on this subject (you can find him on linkedin as well) he has a very interesting model developed.