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08089 Material Selection for Turnaround Wells: An Evaluation of The Impact Upon Downhole Materials, When Mixing Produced Water and Seawater

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Product Number: 51300-08089-SG
ISBN: 08089 2008 CP
Author: Lucrezia Scoppio and Perry Ian Nice
Publication Date: 2008
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Turnaround (TAW) "switch-over", or conversion wells are utilized for combining oil and gas production and injection of water for either pressure maintenance or disposal. Therefore a well is designed such that it can begin as an oil and gas producer then later be converted to a water injector or vice versa. These wells could be “switched” several times, without any major well intervention, e.g. removal of tubing. Material selection for TAWs sometimes have proven problematic with rapid failures when the incorrect metallurgy was installed, resulting in severe corrosion damage. A study aimed to assess possible production/injection well combination scenarios was performed.
Turnaround (TAW) "switch-over", or conversion wells are utilized for combining oil and gas production and injection of water for either pressure maintenance or disposal. Therefore a well is designed such that it can begin as an oil and gas producer then later be converted to a water injector or vice versa. These wells could be “switched” several times, without any major well intervention, e.g. removal of tubing. Material selection for TAWs sometimes have proven problematic with rapid failures when the incorrect metallurgy was installed, resulting in severe corrosion damage. A study aimed to assess possible production/injection well combination scenarios was performed.
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