Date: 14-July-2021
Time: 5pm (UK Time)

Scaling is a key in the reservoir, well, and as a flow assurance consideration, and precipitates can form due to compatibility issues as well as changes in conditions, in both producer and injector wells. This session will focus upon inorganic scales, but will also discuss organic scale and its importance. Justin Green will look at some key questions surrounding the topic:

• How is scaling potential identified?
• Why is it so important to carry out simulations under the right conditions?
• How are candidate inhibitors screened?

Presenter:

Justin Green has a BSc degree in Geology and Petroleum Geology from the University of Aberdeen and has worked for Premier Oilfield Group (previously known as COREX) since graduating in 2000. Justin was part of the team which developed a new Micro-CT scanning technique, and co-authored and presented a paper on it at the 2012 SPE European Formation Damage. Justin was also the lead author on a recent SPE paper (presented at the 2017 SPE Bergen One Day Seminar), written by COREX and Aker BP, which presented a case study on the nature of drilling mud invasion and clean-up in a Norwegian field.

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