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Wednesday, September 30, 2015
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Successful installation of system using electro-hydraulic control lines in a six-zone multilateral well
HOUSTON – September 29, 2015 – Halliburton’s Completion Tools business line (NYSE: HAL), successfully achieved the first installation of the SmartPlex® downhole control system in a six-zone multilateral well. The installation was a joint effort across functional teams within the Intelligent Completions group, and was the first electro-hydraulic system installed by Halliburton in the Middle East. The installation was completed with zero non-productive time and no HSE issues.
The SmartPlex downhole control system enables remote actuation of downhole control devices using electro-hydraulic control lines from the surface. The multi-drop system provides simple and reliable zonal control of up to 12 interval control valves in a single wellbore, using a minimum number of control lines.
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