Research on the Technology of RFID Sliding Sleeve

Lei Shi; Xing Jiu Zhong; Jun Wu; Bin Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.496-500.1552

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vols. 496-500Research on the Technology of RFID Sliding Sleeve

Research on the Technology of RFID Sliding Sleeve

Abstract:

There is a very significant application today towards multiple zone fracturing operations in a horizontal well of low permeability reservior all over the world. But the number of the ball seat activated sliding sleeves that can be run in a well is limited because of the design and cant meet the need of volume fracturing in low permeability reservoir; Also the sleeves can only be shifted by CT, which extend the length of the operation and add to the overall costs. This paper introduces a kind of sleeve which is controlled by RFID and meet the need of volume fracturing, the number of sleeves that can be run in a well using this technology is essentially unlimited and can be operated remotely^[1-3]. It is eay to operate and no intervention; It is proved by field test that this sleeve is reliable and can meet the field application.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 496-500)

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Lei Shi*, Xing Jiu Zhong, Jun Wu, Bin Li

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Downhole Tool, Pressure Pulse, RFID, Sliding Sleeve, Volume Fracturing

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