Method and apparatus for testing and treating well formations

Wells – Processes – Sampling well fluid

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166184, 166315, 166307, 166317, 166318, E21B 4300, E21B 4327, E21B 4700

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ABSTRACT:
A single trip method of testing and treating a down hole formation in which conventional drill stem testing can be carried out followed by acidizing or other treatment of the formation without the need to remove the drill stem test string, the method employing a well tool in the operating tool string which allows reverse circulation to clean out the tool string following the initial drill stem test, allows the introduction of acidizing fluid into the formation and permits a second reverse circulation following acidizing and subsequent testing, the well tool being operative without the necessity for rotation of the tool string.

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