ONS Norway 2013
WellCem will attend ONS Norway 19th-12th of August 2013. Visit us at Stand Number B 2088 Please visit onsnorway.no for more info. |
ThermaSet LCM
Leak test with axial loads and temperature cycling. ThermaSet® Supercement is the only sealant certified for oil & gas wells.
Whether you are set to perform Zonal Isolation, Lost Circulation, or in need of a stronger, alternative Plug & Abandonment, ThermaSet® has enhanced mechanical properties to secure the integrity of your well. Gas tight and 60 times stronger then Cement." Where traditional cement and 'tricky chemicals' fail - ThermaSet® is the only sealant certified for oil & gas wells. |
Latest news
WellCem is now 9001-2008 approved. Click on the ISO logo to download the approval certificate.
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WellCem - oil well therapy
The use of mineral oil as fuel has been known for quite some time, and at some locations, oil trickled out of the ground by itself. Not enough to supply the rapid growing need, the search was on to come up with the best method, in order to get more oil out of the grounds.
There has always been innovators among us. Without them we would not have had the wheel, let alone the airplane...and not much more oil either. The first innovators rammed tree logs into the ground to make a hole, but with the combustion engine came the insatiable demand, and innovative heads were summoned to the task.
The methods became more advanced with the introduction of rotary drilling and steel casing of the well bore. Cement was pumped behind the casing to create a barrier, but cement is limited by poor mechanical properties.
As the drilling techniques evolved, the innovators also understood the need for a material to better seal the zones of the well. A material with better mechanical properties was needed. A stronger material to endure the harsh down hole conditions, and for that reason, ThermaSet® has been developed.
There has always been innovators among us. Without them we would not have had the wheel, let alone the airplane...and not much more oil either. The first innovators rammed tree logs into the ground to make a hole, but with the combustion engine came the insatiable demand, and innovative heads were summoned to the task.
The methods became more advanced with the introduction of rotary drilling and steel casing of the well bore. Cement was pumped behind the casing to create a barrier, but cement is limited by poor mechanical properties.
As the drilling techniques evolved, the innovators also understood the need for a material to better seal the zones of the well. A material with better mechanical properties was needed. A stronger material to endure the harsh down hole conditions, and for that reason, ThermaSet® has been developed.
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