Cement bond improvement across carbonate zones in Dai Hung field, Block 05-1a, Nam Con Son basin
Abstract
The paper analyses and evaluates the actual drilling work to find out the root cause of lost circulation problem during the process of drilling across the carbonate zones and poor cement bond quality in Dai Hung wells. Based on that, the authors propose solutions to cure the lost circulation during the drilling phase and improve the cement bond quality across the carbonate zones in Dai Hung field. The proposed solutions consist of completely treating lost circulation across the fractured carbonate zones by using acid soluble cement prior to running casing, installing swell packers, using multiple-stage cementing tool with inflatable packer, and using light weight cement. These solutions strengthen the isolation property for interbedded zones containing oil, gas and water in Dai Hung field, and reduce the time and cost of remedial cement squeezing works.
References
2. PVEP POC drilling performance review workshop for year 2014 - 2015, Dai Hung feld, Block 05-1a.
3. Schlumberger FMI-HD processing and interpretation, Dai Hung feld, Block 05-1a.
4. Schlumberger IBC/USIT and Baker SBT logging data, Dai Hung feld, Block 05-1a.
5. Halliburton. Baker cementing proposals & fnal reports, Dai Hung feld, Block 05-1a.

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