Schlumberger has developed an instrumented docking perforating gun system, called Tempo, which it unveiled at the SPE/ICoTA Coiled Tubing and Well Intervention Conference and Exhibition. This groundbreaking combination of a plug-in gun design with real-time advanced downhole measurements enables and monitors the well’s dynamic underbalance to create clean perforations that boost reservoir productivity. The system is designed to be used on a variety of drilling rigs in order to allow for more accurate control over how much oil or gas can flow through the well. Customers will benefit from an increase in hydrocarbon production because of an improved connectivity between the reservoir and the wellbore. Having undergone field trials in Egypt, Oman, Kuwait, Algeria and Ecuador, the Tempo system is now being deployed worldwide.
Schlumberger has developed an instrumented docking perforating gun system, called Tempo, which it unveiled at the SPE/ICoTA Coiled Tubing and Well Intervention Conference and Exhibition. The system is designed to be used on a variety of drilling rigs in order to allow for more accurate control over how much oil or gas can flow through the well. Customers will benefit from an increase in hydrocarbon production because of an improved connectivity between the reservoir and the wellbore. Having undergone field trials in Egypt, Oman, Kuwait, Algeria and Ecuador, the Tempo system is now being deployed worldwide.