The following slides contain screen captures from Cerberus, to give a flavor of how the program works. Most of the examples are in “wireline” mode, so remember that some screens are slightly different in “jointed pipe” and “coiled tubing” modes. 

1. Creating and editing a Cerberus project
2. Running the calculations and generating results

You can also check out some of the advanced features in Cerberus for Well Intervention by clicking below: (note: these are just the ones that we have gotten around to making web pages for so far)

• Friction Wizard (find the friction coefficients which give the best match with observed data)
• Differential Sticking calculations (assess the risk of getting differentially stuck)
• Stuck Point calculations (find the stuck depth, and how much you can pull to get free)
• Buckled Production Tubing calculations (anticipate POOH problems due to corkscrewed tubing)
• Weak Point calculations (optimizing selection of the weak point)
• Tool Fit calculations (determining tool dimensions to get around a dogleg)
• Tubing Movement and Packer Analysis (determining forces on a packer and the associated pipe movement)

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