Coiled Tubing Drilling (CTD)
Coiled Tubing Drilling (CTD) is a drilling method that combines coiled
tubing and directional drilling. The primary reason to use Coiled Tubing
Drilling is its ability to re-enter depleted wells quickly and
cost-effectively.
The ability to work with surface pressure while flowing produced fluids
and continuously pumping when tripping into and out of the hole clearly
represent the most important advantage to CTD.
Petro Danial Kish, is going to be equipped with this sophisticated
technique in order to serve clients with a more convenient and
cost-effective solution.
We are thrilled to announce a new wave of innovations and initiatives that
will redefine excellence in technical services and equipment. At Petro
Danial, our commitment to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible drives
us to continually invest in cutting-edge technology and advanced
solutions.
These latest developments are not just about enhancing our service
offerings—they represent a significant leap forward in operational
efficiency, sustainability, and client satisfaction. From state-of-the-art
equipment to innovative service models, we are setting new benchmarks in
the industry, ensuring that our clients receive nothing but the best.
One of Petro Danial’s initiatives toward this approach is to develop
“Coiled Tubing Drilling” technique as one the most sophisticated services
that could be delivered to our customers in this demanding market.
Coiled Tubing Drilling is best suited for under-balanced operations
because it is a “closed-loop” system.
A “closed-loop” system does not require the formation to be put in an
over-balanced state at any time during the operation and there is less
skin or near well-bore damage caused. The CTD is designed to operate on
narrow formations but can be run in basically any formation.