Resin system facilitates shut-off of difficult gas well

This article examines the application of a new resin, with superior mechanical properties and solids content, designed in accordance with the needs of the well. This resin is able to penetrate areas previously inaccessible to conventional cement slurry, such as small fractures, channels or microannu...

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Published inWorld Oil
Main Authors Urdaneta, Javier, Manuel, Juan, Luis, Jose, Paul, Hernandez, Henry
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Houston Gulf Publishing Co 01.02.2015
Subjects
Analysis
Cement
Communication
Environmental aspects
Environmental impact
Epoxy resins
Fluids
Gas flow
Gases
Natural gas wells
Oil & gas well completion
Oil well casings
Resins
Success
Colombia
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Summary:This article examines the application of a new resin, with superior mechanical properties and solids content, designed in accordance with the needs of the well. This resin is able to penetrate areas previously inaccessible to conventional cement slurry, such as small fractures, channels or microannuli. The following case study illustrates how a sustained casing pressure problem was caused by a channel in the primary cement job.
ISSN:0043-8790
2831-6304