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n: a method of well completion in which a slotted or perforated liner, often wire-wrapped, is placed in the well and surrounded by gravel. If open hole, the well is sometimes enlarged by underreaming at the point where the gravel is packed. The mass of gravel excludes sand from the wellbore rot allows continued production.

v: to place a slotted or perforated liner in a wen and surround it with gravel. See gravel packing.

n: a liner that has had holes shot in it by a perforating gun. See liner.

n: the liner in which the hole have been made before it assembled and run in the wellbore, it provides the channel for the oil flow.

a liner with holes drilled for fluid entry. Not usually for sand control but may be useful for increasing hole stability or access.

n: .A type of screen used in sand control applications to support the gravel pack. The profiled wire is wrapped and welded in place on a perforated liner. Screen is available in a range of sizes and specifications, including outside diameter, material type a