Pressure While Perforating (PWP) Log Tool Services
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Pressure while perforating (PWP) logs provide a record of wellbore pressure and temperature information just prior to and immediately after perforating. All of this data is recorded on the same trip into the wellbore as the perforating gun.
Continuous pressure and temperature can be recorded versus depth while tripping in the well to obtain a baseline temperature gradient and verify underbalance pressure. A gamma ray (GR) tool with a casing collar locator (CCL) is switched on to correlate and position the perforating gun. The PWP tool is activated just after perforating to record bottomhole pressure and wellbore temperature changes versus time.
The PWP log data is recorded in real time for immediate confirmation of perforation penetration and fluid movement. The information is digitally recorded to allow post job processing and calculation of parameters such as initial reservoir pressure, skin factor, and permeability.
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Tool Applications:
- Verifying underbalance pressure prior to perforating
- Determining wellbore pressure and temperature immediately after perforating
- Confirming early flow and perforation cleanup
- Confirming wellbore communication with reservoir
- Determining initial reservoir pressure
- Calculating total skin factor and reservoir permeability
Combinable Tools:
- Casing Collar Locator (CCL) Tool
- Gamma Ray (GR) Tool
- Shock SubAdapter
- Through-Tubing Perforating Gun
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Pressure While Perforating Tool Specifications
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| Max. Diameter |
1-11/16 inches |
| Pressure Sensor |
Strain Gauge |
| Pressure Accuracy |
± 0.05% |
| Temperature Accuracy |
± 1.0% |
| Max. Operating Pressure |
15,000 psi |
| Max. Temperature |
350°F |
| Length |
51 inches |
| Weight |
23 pounds |
| Length with GR & CCL |
125 inches |
| Weight with GR & CCL |
51 pounds |
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