MUSCAT -- The China National Logging Corporation (CNLC) recently concluded an International Technical Seminar to introduce its service capabilities with some new equipment to major oil companies in Oman. Around 50 people representing leading oil and gas corporations in Oman, attended the event. Participants were given a preview of sophisticated new generation equipment from China National Logging Corporation. Among the equipment introduced were the LEAP600, the HEPF a new technology of perforation, mud logging service like the technologies of NMR, Data Transmission and Geochemical Mud Logging, and well-testing service.
There was a separate session on the interpretation service. This valuable session provided an introduction and interpretation to Fracture Evaluation in Carbonate Reservoir by Conventional Logs and Flooded Zone Evaluation in Carbonate Reservoir. Additionally, coiled tubing equipment and service, cross dipole wave sonic introduction and application were some of the other important discussion points. The all-day seminar ended with a free discussion for the participants with questions or queries.
According to Gu Weikang, Vice-President of China National Logging Corporation, "CNLC has been successful in its operations based on a practical combination of advanced technology, experienced personnel and qualified management, and is recognised as a professional provider of sophisticated bore-hole service by local and international oil and gas companies worldwide.
CNLC has the know-how and commitment to establish, maintain and strengthen co-operative relationships with clients the world over and now hope to share the knowledge and success in Oman." China National Logging Corporation has been providing integrated bore-hole services to the petroleum industry in a number of countries. CNLC provides its clients with integrated services and solutions including wire-line logging, mud logging, well testing, perforating, MWD/LWD and directional drilling; Well completion, acidising, fracturing, work-over and other related engineering aspects.
By Staff Reporter
© Oman Daily Observer 2007
