IPS 2022 Presentations – International Perforating Forum

IPS 2022 PresentationsEliana Mandujano2023-01-10T11:21:09-06:00

IPS 2022 Presentations

DAY 1

IPS 1.1 -22 An Industry Standard for Perforating Tools

IPS 1.2 -22 Frac Charges How Do They Really Perform Downhole Part II

IPS 1.3 -22 On the measurement of flow resistance and erosion of perforations

IPS 2.1 -22 Upgrade to Intelligent TCP Firing System Service Life Increases Safety and Flexibility in Complex Permanent Completions

IPS 2.2 -22 Diagnostic Energetics for Cluster Level Resolution Flowback Profile

IPS 2.3 -22 Perforating System Design Solution in a Highly Depleted Well

IPS 3.2 -22 Designing Explosive Well Intervention Devices To Improve Safety And Service Quality

IPS 4.1 -22 Multi-String Isolation Logging Tool

IPS 4.2 -22 Evaluating Characteristic Pressure Responses And Perforating Gun Orientation From The Deployment Of A Novel In-Well Sensor Package

IPS 4.3 -22 Defining Perforation Orientation When Predicting Proppant Distribution

IPS 4.4 -22 Stack Down Simulations As A Guide For Field Operations

DAY 2

IPS-5.1-22 How Pumpdown Operation Tenacity Has Affected Cased Hole Procedure

IPS-5.2-22 The Dynamic Effects Of Nonlinear Gun Strings

IPS 5.3 -22 Application of the Reciprocal Rate Index Analysis Method to Section 4 Tests

IPS 6.1 -22 Evaluation Of A New Measurement Technique To Quantify The Hydraulic Parameters Of The Crushed Zone Of A Perforation Tunnel In A Section IV Test Setup

IPS 6.2 -22 Comparative Evaluation of Alternative Technologies Used to Determine Perforated Casing Entry Holes

IPS 6.3 -22 Perforating Performance Evaluation: Why Downhole Conditions Matter

IPS 6.4 -22 Big Hole Charges – Perforating at Downhole Conditions: High Pressure and Ultra- High Pressure

IPS 7.1 -22 Better Perforations Help Solve “Gummy Bears” Problem A CoFrac Case Study

IPS 7.2 -22 Maximizing Gas Production: Perforating Performance Optimization via Integrated Modeling and Testing Program

IPS 8.2 -22 Past, Present, and Future -How technology has impacted Pumpdown

IPS 8.3 -22 Deployment Risk Processes and Techniques successfully used to perforate high-angle wells without Tractors or Coiled Tubing

IPS 8.4 -22 What Constitutes a Good Perforating Shock Model?