Casing- and liner-while-drilling technology delivers a high-quality wellbore because each foot of the borehole is drilled and cased off simultaneously, eliminating the need for separate casing or liner runs. When TD is reached, the borehole is ready for cementing. Compared with the performance of conventional drilling systems, Schlumberger's casing- and liner-while-drilling technology has recorded equal or better on-bottom ROP and has reduced the time spent on drilling and casing operations by more than 30%.
Using casing as a drillstring smears cuttings into the borehole wall, resulting in an action termed the plastering effect. This action strengthens the wellbore while it seals pores in the formation to reduce fluid loss.
Directionally drilling with coiled tubing (CT) technology maximizes production in short-radius applications. Specifically designed to access additional reserves in thru-tubing reentry drilling applications, Schlumberger's CT directional drilling technology maximizes reservoir contact without the cost of removing existing completions or production tubing—all while producing the reservoir and minimizing formation damage.
Improve well-construction performance, efficiency, and coordination while reducing wellbore instability.
Identify and mitigate drilling risks with a comprehensive application analysis.
Increase efficiency and productivity with BHAs specifically engineered for coiled tubing operations.
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