Coiled Tubing Coiled Tubing is a continuous length of small-diameter steel pipe, typically ranging from 1 inch to 3.25 inches in diameter, wound on a large spool. It can be inserted into a wellbore without having to remove the existing tubing, allowing for live well interventions. Key Features of Coiled Tubing Operations 1. Continuous Pipe: The tubing is spooled on a reel and can be deployed into the well quickly and efficiently. 2. Pressure Control: CT operations can be performed under pressure

coiled tubing 😀 Watch more videos on our hashtag #drilling_manual_videos_library Its uses ranged from simple pumping operations to vertical and directional well drilling operation Such as 1-Circulation One of the most common uses for coiled tubing units is to prevent the flow of hydrocarbons from the well to the surface by using the weight of a liquid column. Drilling (hydrostatic pressure) that needs to be raised after completion of drilling or repair operations. This is done by pumping gas (u