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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Well Completion Report in the editor.
Begin by filling in the Site Number, County, and Site Name at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Next, input the Plane Coordinates or Latitude and Longitude. This helps in pinpointing the exact location of the well.
Complete the Well # and Borehole # fields to uniquely identify your well and borehole.
Fill in details about the Surveyor, Drilling Contractor, Driller, Consulting Firm, and Geologist. This section provides essential context about who conducted the work.
Specify the Drilling Method and Type of Drilling Fluid used. These details are important for understanding how the well was constructed.
In the ANNULAR SPACE DETAILS section, record all elevation and depth measurements accurately to ensure compliance with regulations.
Finally, review all entries for completeness before saving or exporting your report directly from our platform.

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What are the three types of well completion?

Completions can be divided into three categories: open hole completions, liner completions, and perforated casing completions. In most wells, conventional single perforated casing completions are used; however, multiple, alternate, or slim hole completions may be used under certain conditions.

What are the parts of a well completion?

Completion components Wellhead with situation control. Christmas tree. Tubing hanger. Production tubing. Downhole safety valve (DHSV) Annular safety valve. Side pocket mandrel. Electrical submersible pump.

What is the basic well completion?

Well completion is defined as the process required to make a drilled well produce by connecting the borehole to the pay zones, involving treatments such as well-perforation, fracturing, and optimization to enhance reservoir production.

What are the objectives of well completion?

The essential aim is to make sure ideal glide rates, guard the wellbore, and maximize healing over the wells lifespan. A well-completed system moreover provides crucial obstacles to stop environmental risks, such as leaks or blowouts.