Academics

WIP will initiate international academic cooperation and projects around the globe. WIP Junior Academics will connect students from MUL and partner Universities in the field of well integrity with relevant Industries.

The planned initiative WIP Junior Academics is an open-topic program for students working on various well integrity themes. It will give students from MUL and partner Universities the possibility to be involved in ongoing projects, to write a Master Thesis under the advice of a WIP Team member, to gain international experiences through a Master Thesis exchange program or to apply for an internship at a WIP location.

Select Bachelor Theses

More Well Integrity topics available at the chair‘s office.


Available this Fall




Master Theses

A Study of Ultrasonic Measurement Technique to Discriminate Fluids

Finished

Challenges in the conversion of existing oil/gas producer wells to injector/monitoring wells in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) projects

Finished

Determination of Cement and Resin Parameters to Repair Casing Leak: An Experimental Investigation

Finished

Development of a Field Ready Design and Data Analysis Technique for Successful Kick-off Plugs

Finished

Enhanced Research on the Carbonation Resistance of Wellbore Cement under In-situ Downhole Conditions

Finished

Evaluating Uniaxial Compressive Strength of Cement by Applying Ultrasonic Measurement Technique

Finished

Evaluation of Micro-Fractures and Pore Plugging Effects in Caprock Shale

Finished

Experimental Study and Evaluation of Casing Leak Remediation by using different Settable Fluids

Finished

Fluid Displacement Study of Various Non_Newtonian Fluids in a Digitalized Flow Setup

Finished

Identification and Analysis of Potential Retarders for Geopolymers Designed for Well Cementing

Finished

Investigation of Additive Manufacturing of Components for the Oil & Gas Industry

Finished

New Testing Methodology to Investigate the Quality of Carbon Dioxide Resistant Cement Types

Finished

Numerical Modelling of Fluid Displacement in Eccentric Annuli for Cementing Operations

Finished

Optimizing Well Integrity Management based on Field Data and International Standards

Finished

Real Time In-Situ Monitoring of Cement Carbonation with Acoustic System

Finished

Real-Time Monitoring of Cement Hydration to Verify TOC and Well Integrity

Finished

Real-Time Monitoring of the Effect of Carbon Dioxide on the Cement Sheath

Finished

Scoring Well Construction Process and Impact on Well Integrity

Finished

Sealing materials for overcoming conventional cementing problems in remedial jobs and plug and abandonment

Finished

Sorption of Nanomaterials to Rock

Finished

Test Protocol for the Assessment of Shale as a Barrier in the Decommissioning of Wells

Finished