The INTPART Well Integrity project aims to strengthen international collaboration on well integrity throughout the full well life cycle, covering petroleum, geothermal and CO₂ storage applications.
Through this day, we will hear from research and industry on borehole stability and well barriers, followed by sessions with students and researchers focusing on geomechanics and well integrity.
The event is free to attend and open to faculty, researchers, and students. No registration is needed.
Bring a poster on your research to the lunch session: set it up before 9:00 or after 11:30 in the assigned poster area at ZEB Lab.
Its also possible to attend online by using this link:
Attend the workshop online
PROGRAMME
| 09:00 | Welcome and introduction – INTPART consortium |
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RESEARCH PERSPECTIVE |
| Borehole Stability and Shale Barriers: How to prevent and how to trigger shale failure? Prof. Rune M. Holt & Erling Fjær · SINTEF |
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| Casing–Cement Interaction: The Name is Bond? Prof. Alexandre Lavrov · NTNU |
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| 10:45 | Coffee break |
| 11:00 | INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE |
| Borehole Stability – How to Handle in Practice? Olav-Magnar Nes · Aker BP |
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| Understanding and Testing Well Barrier Capacity Pål Viggo Hemmingsen · Equinor |
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| 12:00 | Lunch & poster session – posters welcome |
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13:00–14:45 · Session 1 |
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15:15–17:00 · Session 2 |
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INTPART Well Integrity is supported by the Research Council of Norway and HK-dir.
Read more on INTPART: Well Integrity – Norway Partnership with Africa, Asia, and North America - SINTEF
