Controlling Pressure when Testing Oil and Gas Well Bore Cement

by Jim Cahill | Jul 31, 2015 | Downhole, Industry, Measurement Instrumentation, Oil & Gas, Valves, Actuators & Regulators | 0 comments

For those not familiar with the oil & gas drilling process, the cement that is between the well bore and outside of the well casing is critical to the overall integrity of the well. PetroWiki defines its role:

Cement is used to hold casing in place and to prevent fluid migration between subsurface formations.

TESCOM ER5000 Series Electropneumatic Controller

Controlling the pressure is very important in the cement curing process to meet the specifications outlined in API and ISO standards. Improper curing can lead to well integrity issues, which may in turn affect safety, environmental, and production performance.

This 1:51 YouTube video, Cement Analyzer Application: Be Confident that Your Cement Will Perform as Specified, describes the operation of the TESCOM ER5000 series electropneumatic controller.

It accurately controls the pressure when testing the cement at the same pressures it will experience when pumped downhole—regardless of temperature or density variations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFGyevsn_qM

You can connect and interact with other pressure regulator and oil and gas experts in the Regulators and Oil & Gas groups in the Emerson Exchange 365 community.

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