Burst Pressure Analysis

DarkVision’s High-Resolution Acoustic Downhole Evaluation System sets a new standard for well integrity inspection. HADES-T® provides operators with the most comprehensive casing thickness analysis by capturing sub-millimetric 3D data of entire wells in a single run without the need for clear fluids.

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Location

Eagle Ford Basin

Technology Used

HADES-T®

Joint Information

Depth
16871.5 ft
Nominal OD
5.5 in
Nominal Thickness
0.361 in
Max Penetration
0.22 in

Burst Pressure Over Joint

Effective Area
11954.5 psi
Modified B31G
7813.0 psi
Barlow
5716.4 psi

Calculating Burst Pressure

Burst Pressure Methodologies

Shown are different methods to calculate Burst Pressure from the ASME B31G standard. Figures are Riverbottom profiles that project greatest metal loss circumferentially over axial length. Barlow and Modified B31G methods are older methods that provide approximations when only low resolution wall thickness measurements are available.

The sub-millimetric resolution delivered by HADES-T enables more accurate Effective Area and RSTRENG evaluation methodologies that better account for complex geometries but require high resolution wall thickness measurements. DarkVision’s 3D thickness scans are ideal for creating detailed profiles of defects and unlocking the use of advanced burst pressure calculations. This is enabling operators to safely determine higher allowable pressures and further optimize wells during completions.


Technical Paper

Deep Into The Details

Our latest whitepaper goes into further detail.
Learn how to de-risking well operations by getting detailed sub-millimetric wall thickness profiles in the field to perform advanced burst pressure analyses.

SPE-210010-MS: High-Resolution Acoustic Imaging for Submillimetric Casing Thickness Quantification and Advanced Effective-Area-Based Burst Pressure Analyses

Read Our Latest Technical Paper On Burst Pressure

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