Method and wellbore servicing apparatus for production completion of an oil and gas well
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국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
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국제특허분류(IPC7판)
E21B-043/14
E21B-034/10
E21B-043/26
E21B-043/16
출원번호
US-0567953
(2012-08-06)
등록번호
US-9016376
(2015-04-28)
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/ 주소
Surjaatmadja, Jim B.
Chong, KingKwee
McDaniel, Billy W.
East, Loyd E.
출원인 / 주소
Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.
대리인 / 주소
Wustenberg, John W.
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A method of servicing a subterranean formation comprising placing a wellbore servicing system within a wellbore penetrating the subterranean formation, wherein the wellbore servicing system comprises a first activatable stimulation assembly and a second activatable stimulation assembly incorporated
A method of servicing a subterranean formation comprising placing a wellbore servicing system within a wellbore penetrating the subterranean formation, wherein the wellbore servicing system comprises a first activatable stimulation assembly and a second activatable stimulation assembly incorporated within a tubular string, configuring the wellbore servicing system to provide a route of fluid communication from the first activatable stimulation assembly to a first zone of the subterranean formation, introducing a treatment fluid into the first zone of the subterranean formation via the first activatable stimulation assembly, and embedding a first portion of the wellbore servicing system within the wellbore.
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1. A method of servicing a subterranean formation comprising: placing a wellbore servicing system within a wellbore penetrating the subterranean formation, wherein the wellbore servicing system comprises a first activatable stimulation assembly and a second activatable stimulation assembly incorpora
1. A method of servicing a subterranean formation comprising: placing a wellbore servicing system within a wellbore penetrating the subterranean formation, wherein the wellbore servicing system comprises a first activatable stimulation assembly and a second activatable stimulation assembly incorporated within a tubular string;configuring the wellbore servicing system to provide a route of fluid communication from the first activatable stimulation assembly to a first zone of the subterranean formation;introducing a treatment fluid into the first zone of the subterranean formation via the first activatable stimulation assembly;stopping introduction of the treatment fluid into the first zone of the subterranean formation via the first activatable stimulation assembly when the first activatable stimulation assembly is embedded within the wellbore; andintroducing the treatment fluid into a second zone of the subterranean formation via the second activatable stimulation assembly when the first activatable stimulation assembly is embedded within the wellbore. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein disposing the tubular string within the wellbore comprises: positioning the first activatable stimulation assembly proximate and/or substantially adjacent to the first formation zone and positioning the second activatable stimulation assembly proximate and/or substantially adjacent to the second formation zone. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein the tubular string further comprises a connection interface. 4. The method of claim 3, wherein the connection interface is configured to selectively couple the wellbore servicing system to a work string. 5. The method of claim 4, further comprising disengaging the connection interface, wherein disengaging the connection interfaces renders the wellbore servicing system uncoupled to the work string. 6. The method of claim 1, wherein the first activatable stimulation assembly and the second activatable stimulation assembly each comprise a housing defining an axial flowbore comprising one or more ports. 7. The method of claim 6, wherein each of the first activatable stimulation assembly and the second activatable stimulation assembly further comprise a sliding sleeve, the sliding sleeve being slidably positioned within the housing and transitionable from: a first position in which the sliding sleeve obstruct fluid communication via the route of fluid communication from the axial flowbore to an exterior of the housing via the one or more ports, toa second position in which the sliding allows fluid communication via the route of fluid communication from the axial flowbore to an exterior of the housing via the one or more ports. 8. The method of claim 7, wherein shifting the sliding sleeve of the first activatable stimulation assembly from the first position to the second position comprises: positioning a mechanical shifting tool within the tubular string, wherein the mechanical shifting tool is attached to a work string;actuating the mechanical shifting tool, wherein actuating the mechanical shifting tool causes the mechanical shifting tool to engage a sliding sleeve of the first activatable stimulation assembly; andmoving the sliding sleeve of the first activatable stimulation assembly from the first position to the second position. 9. The method of claim 7, wherein shifting the sliding sleeve of the first activatable stimulation assembly from the first position to the second position comprises: introducing an obturating member into the tubular string;flowing the obturating member through the tubular string to engage the seat within the first activatable stimulation assembly; andapplying a fluid pressure to the sliding sleeve of the first activatable stimulation assembly via the obturating member and the seat. 10. The method of claim 1, wherein the treatment fluid comprises a composite treatment fluid, and further comprising forming the composite treatment fluid within the wellbore. 11. The method of claim 10, wherein forming the composite treatment fluid within the wellbore comprises: introducing a first fluid component into the wellbore via a first flowpath into the wellbore;introducing a second fluid component into the wellbore via a second flowpath into the wellbore; andmixing the first component and the second component within the wellbore. 12. The method of claim 11, wherein the first flowpath into the wellbore comprises an annular space between the tubular string and the wellbore formation and the second flowpath defined by the axial flowbore of the tubing string. 13. The method of claim 12, wherein the first fluid component comprises a diluent, wherein the second fluid component comprises a concentrated proppant-laden slurry, and wherein the composite treatment fluid comprises a fracturing fluid. 14. The method of claim 13, wherein the composite treatment fluid is introduced into the first formation zone proximate to the first activatable stimulation assembly. 15. The method of claim 14, wherein embedding the first portion comprises allowing at least a portion of the composite treatment fluid to become disposed within at least a portion of the annular space between the first activatable stimulation assembly and the wellbore wall. 16. The method of claim 1, wherein embedding the first portion of the wellbore servicing tool comprises forming a pack of particulate material within at least a portion of an annular space surrounding the first portion of the wellbore servicing tool. 17. The method of claim 16, wherein formation of the pack of particulate material is effective to secure the wellbore servicing tool within the wellbore. 18. The method of claim 16, where formation of the pack of particulate material is effective to substantially inhibit fluid communication via the portion of the annular space surrounding the first portion of the wellbore servicing tool. 19. The method of claim 1, further comprising: providing fluid communication from the second activatable stimulation assembly to a second zone of the subterranean formation; andembedding a second portion of the wellbore servicing system within the wellbore. 20. The method of claim 19, wherein the wellbore servicing system further comprises a third activatable stimulation assembly incorporated within the tubular string, and further comprising: providing fluid communication from the third activatable stimulation assembly to a third zone of the subterranean formation;introducing the treatment fluid into the third zone of the subterranean formation via the third activatable stimulation assembly; andembedding a third portion of the wellbore servicing system within the wellbore. 21. A method of servicing a subterranean formation comprising: placing a wellbore servicing system within a wellbore penetrating the subterranean formation, wherein the wellbore servicing system comprises a first activatable stimulation assembly and a second activatable stimulation assembly incorporated within a tubular string;configuring the wellbore servicing system to provide a route of fluid communication from the first activatable stimulation assembly to a first zone of the subterranean formation;introducing a treatment fluid into the first zone of the subterranean formation via the first activatable stimulation assembly; andembedding a first portion of the wellbore servicing system within the wellbore, wherein the treatment fluid comprises a composite treatment fluid, and further comprising forming the composite treatment fluid within the wellbore;wherein forming the composite treatment fluid within the wellbore comprises:introducing a first fluid component into the wellbore via a first flowpath into the wellbore;introducing a second fluid component into the wellbore via a second flowpath into the wellbore; andmixing the first component and the second component within the wellbore; wherein the first flowpath into the wellbore comprises an annular space between the tubular string and the wellbore formation and the second flowpath is defined by the axial flowbore of the tubing string;wherein the first fluid component comprises a diluent, wherein the second fluid component comprises a concentrated proppant-laden slurry, and wherein the composite treatment fluid comprises a fracturing fluid;wherein the composite treatment fluid is introduced into the first formation zone proximate to the first activatable stimulation assembly; anddeploying a packer between the first formation zone and the second formation zone. 22. The method of claim 21, wherein the wellbore servicing system further comprises a fourth activatable stimulation assembly incorporated within the tubular string, and further comprising: providing fluid communication from the fourth activatable stimulation assembly to a fourth zone of the subterranean formation;introducing the treatment fluid into the fourth zone of the subterranean formation via the fourth activatable stimulation assembly; andembedding a fourth portion of the wellbore servicing system within the wellbore. 23. A wellbore servicing system comprising: a wellbore servicing system positioned within a wellbore penetrating a subterranean formation, wherein the wellbore servicing system comprises a first activatable stimulation assembly and a second activatable stimulation assembly incorporated within a tubular string, wherein a treatment fluid is introduced into a first zone of the subterranean formation via the first activatable stimulation assembly;a pack of particulate material disposed within at least a portion of an annular space surrounding the wellbore servicing system, wherein the pack of particulate material is effective to embed the first activatable stimulation assembly within the wellbore, to at least substantially obstruct fluid communication via the annular space, or combinations thereof; wherein the treatment fluid is not introduced into the first zone of the subterranean formation via the first activatable stimulation assembly once the first activatable stimulation assembly is embedded within the wellbore; andwherein the treatment fluid is introduced into a second zone of the subterranean formation via the second activatable stimulation assembly once the first activatable stimulation assembly is embedded within the wellbore. 24. The wellbore servicing system of claim 23, wherein the annular space is substantially defined by an exterior of the wellbore servicing system and a casing string. 25. The wellbore servicing system of claim 23, wherein the annular space is substantially defined by an exterior of the wellbore servicing system and a wellbore wall.
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