Completion skin

Completion skin

An indicator used to determine the effect that key completion components have on the production efficiency of a well. If one or more of the well-completion components create a localised pressure drop, the effect may be a reduction in the production capability of the well. Such conditions are evident as completion skin.

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Category: Oilfield
Company: Schlumberger
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