Abstract
Summary Casing heading, an unsteady flow in oil wells completed without packers, occurs when both gas and liquid superficial velocities are low. A hydrodynamic model is presented that simulates laboratory data for the cases considered. Results confirm that heading occurs for low superficial gas and liquid velocities and that choking re-establishes stability.
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