Cased Hole Evaluation Logging Training
This advanced course equips participants with comprehensive knowledge of cased hole logging tools and their application in the oilfield, including recommended techniques based on well status and job objectives.
It covers the most common cased hole logging technologies, their applications, and their limitations, using an interactive method combining case studies, hands-on exercises, and group discussion.
Traget Audience
Target Audience
- Well Intervention, Production Technology, Well Integrity, Completion and Drilling Engineers
- Reservoir Engineers
- Geologists and Petro physicists
- Slickline Operators/Engineers
- Workover and Well Service Supervisors
- Wellhead Specialists, Field Operators, Technicians and Production Operations Staff
On Successful Completion, Participants Will Be Able To:
On Successful Completion, Participants Will Be Able To:
- Identify the essential equipment and methods used in well intervention
- Describe the principles and applications of the main cased hole logging tools, and their limitations
- Identify common logging issues and troubleshoot them
- Apply cement evaluation and casing/corrosion evaluation logging tools
- Define possible leaking paths in well barriers
- Explain production logging (PLT) and pulsed neutron logging (PNL) technology
- Understand perforation techniques and logging job planning
Course Outline (5 Days)
Course Outline (5 Days)
Day 1 – Well Components and Well Intervention Methods (slickline, electric line, coiled tubing)
Day 2 – Production Logging (PLT): principles, tools, and applications
Day 3 – Pulsed Neutron Logging (PNL) and Cement Evaluation Logging
Day 4 – Casing and Corrosion Evaluation Logging, and Annulus Pressure Management
Day 5 – Miscellaneous Logging Tools, Job Planning, and Perforation Operations
Accredited By Industry Leaders
Accredited By Industry Leaders