Mud removal and spacer fluids
Remove drilling fluids prior to cementing operations and achieve long-term zonal isolation
Effective drilling-fluid removal is a prerequisite for primary cementing success. Mud left in the wellbore prevents effective isolation. This can result in stimulation out of zone, production of unwanted fluids, loss of hydrocarbons to low-pressure zones, sustained casing pressure, underground blowouts, or casing corrosion.
Remove mud with 3D mud displacement simulator
- CEMENTICS™ zonal isolation software features a 3D-aperture mud displacement simulator that couples in-pipe mixing with annular displacement and accounts for casing rotation, reciprocation, and the azimuthal gradient effect, which is critical in deviated and horizontal wells. The 3D-aperture module incorporates a stiff-string centralization model that simulates angle orientation in the wellbore.
- WELLCLEAN III™ pipe and annular mud displacement simulator using a soft-string centralization model is also available.
Ensure proper zonal isolation
The Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ team helps you improve mud displacement through spacer and cement design. MUDPUSH cementing spacer family provide the required rheology and displacement regime for proper mud removal.