Most wells in carbonate reservoirs are stimulated. Because of their low cost and simpler
operations, acid‐stimulation methods are usually preferred if they are sufficient. Matrix …

Long horizontal or highly deviated wells require lower completion liners to improve well and
reservoir management of the carbonate reservoirs in ADNOC's portfolio. Optimum well …

In a giant, mature UAE offshore field, consisting of complex multi-stacked heterogeneous
reservoirs, the western part has been less developed, due to contrasted reservoir properties …

The optimum design of matrix acidizing treatments in carbonate reservoirs requires accurate
modeling of wormhole propagation. While there are several wormhole correlation models …

One of the main challenges in the oil industry is to develop tighter carbonate reservoirs.
There are several methods to improve oil recovery (IOR), the adoption of Novel Lower …

Smart Liners are based on the limited-entry liner principle, which consist of an uneven
spacing of a limited number of small holes drilled through the liner to mechanically divert …

Acid stimulation of volcanic formations is rarely documented in the literature. A recent study
however suggested its potential effectiveness through a comprehensive laboratory/modeling …

The optimal design of matrix‐acidizing operations in carbonate reservoirs is a discussion in
progress. Although several models are available to the industry for predicting wormhole …

The permeability in carbonate reservoirs is not the same in all directions (ie, anisotropic), a
property seldom considered in acid stimulation. The study hypothesizes that permeability …

Abstract MRC (Maximum Reservoir Contact) wells with extra-long laterals (formation contact
length> 5000m) are drilled in many oilfields in the world to develop tight and thin reservoirs …