Halliburton is the only oilfield services provider to offer both cementing services and casing equipment globally. This integrated approach allows operators to gain efficiency and reduce operating costs by running and landing casing to depth and achieving long-term zonal isolation. Super Seal II (SS-II) Float Valve The Super Seal II valve is available in three sizes: 2-in. for tubing equipment
Super Seal II Double Valve Float Collar
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Standard Super Seal II float assemblies are designed with a flow
deactivated auto-fill feature. The flow deactivated auto-fill feature is incorporated as a standard feature. The engineered coil spring incorporated into the valve assemblies provides sufficient force against the valve to help ensure proper auto-fill performance is achieved.
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2-in. and 4-in. for casing equipment designed to maximize
flow area for operations where high circulation rates are necessary for improved annular displacement efficiency while minimizing fluid erosion that could affect valve performance
Super Seal II Tubing Float Collar
or Float Shoe
The 2 -in. Super Seal II and Cementless Completions floating
equipment do not have the auto-fill feature Down jet and high-port up-jet float shoes are designed with tangential flow ports uniquely designed to maximize wellbore cleaning at all circulation rates. Additionally, tapered composite and offset tapered composite noses are also available with these jetting options for running casing in difficult wellbores Super Seal II float valve is the industrys only poppet configuration that maximizes shoe track displacement efficiency by design Super Seal II valve design is also available in a Life of the Well configuration used in non-cemented completions strings where higher than normal performance ratings are required Super Seal II float valve is available in a variety of inner-string cementing configurations
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Available with or without latch down displacement dart
Load-Carrying inner-string cementing equipment available (up to 400,000 lbs) Optional Extended Sealing Sleeve (ESS) design to compensate for rig heave on offshore jobs
Tapered offset noses allow for better travel in deviated
hole sections.
High Wiping Efficiency (HWE) Cementing Plugs
The Omega / HWE Cementing Plugs
HWE cementing plugs incorporate a patented deep cup wiper
configuration that provides measurable improvements over conventional cementing plugs in three key areas. Reliable displacement under the most severe well conditions Efficient wiping of the casing ID Drill-ability for quick and easy drill out with roller cone and fixed cutter PDC bits Designed especially for the HWE bottom cementing plug, the patented phenolic shear disk provides unique features not found in conventional rupture mechanisms :
The Omega HWE cementing plugs were designed to incorporate
two proven technologies for the purpose of providing superior wiping efficiency and fluid separation for the most demanding jobs.
More consistent rupture pressures compared to rubber coated
fabric diaphragm.
HWE cementing plugs are suitable for use with water-based
mud, oil-based mud, and synthetic-based mud and can be used with most Halliburton cementing floating equipment that is de signed with a flat landing seat
Fine fragment pattern provides a full bore flow path to help im
prove flow performance with debris, lost circulation material or other foreign materials that may be in the drilling fluid or cement. Fine fragmented pieces easily pass through floating equipment, thereby decreasing the possibility of material plugging below the cementing plug
Semi-spherical ball fits more tightly into the casing to provide
greater wiping efficiency and wear resistance for horizontal wells where solids beds are common as compared to conventional plug assemblies
More drillable than previous higher pressure rupture discs
made of aluminum, brass or stainless steel
Omega HWE cementing plugs are suitable for use with waterbased mud, oil-based mud, and synthetic-based mud and can be used with most Halliburton cementing floating equipment that is designed with a flat landing seat
A 750 psi rating of the phenolic shear disk in the HWE plug is higher than the industry average. It offers the following advan tages over previous rubber coated fabric designs
Also, Omega HWE cementing plugs are designed with phenolic
plastic, elastomer, and minimum aluminum to help ensure drill ability with roller cone or fixed cutter polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) drill bits
Reduces premature rupture in mixed strings when
encountering crossovers Reduces premature rupture associated with fill or sag in extended length horizontal wells
Differential pressure rating equal to standard HWE cementing
plugs when used with other Halliburton cementing floating equipment
HWE cementing plugs are suitable for use with water-based mud, oil-based mud, and synthetic-based mud and can be used with most Halliburton cementing floating equipment that is designed with a flat landing seat
Subsurface Release II (SSR-II) Cementing Plugs
Halliburtons SSR subsurface release cementing plug system allows cementing operations to be performed from a floating vessel or fixed platform that uses a subsea wellhead.
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History Halliburton was the first to use SSR plug technology in deepwater cementing in the 1970s Halliburton SCRM (Single Collet Release Mechanism) was introduced to the industry in the 1990s, and is still the field proven design choice of Halliburton sub surface release equipment technology, and the basis of Halliburton SSR and SSR-II plug sets
Properties Manufactured from a fiberglass resin matrix (composite) that replaces metals commonly used in conventional SSR cementing plugs. The composite materials are more easily drilled with PDC bits compared to aluminum because it fragments into pieces that can easily be displaced to the surface Industry average drill out time for conventional SSR Plugs has been 94 minutes. With the SSR-II plug set, the average drill out time has been 17 minutes average, thats over an 80% savings in time on drill out procedures
Protech DRB Centralizers
Protech DRB centralizers can be used for casing inside casing applications and for drill pipe wear bands A composite material as hard as sapphire and with a low coefficient of friction Centralizer blades are permanently bonded directly to the drill pipe Halliburton has Master Services Agreements (MSA) with the following preferred vendors and alliance partners for centralizer products.
Designed with improved flow area that allows higher circulation
rates and reduced frictional pressure drop for applications where surge/swab effects need to be minimized to improve surge reduction and increase casing running speed Flow tested at 20 bpm for 24 hours with a 300F (148.9C) temperature rating SSR-II plugs are available for casing sizes 9 and larger Available in a three plug configuration (2 bottom plug option) for applications where a first bottom plug can be launched for displacement calibration while mud conditioning operations are being performed Open cell foam matrix wiper plugs are used to wipe all drill pipe sizes from 4 to 6. This enhanced foam technology design offers the ability to wipe a broader range of multiple ID passages singly or in combination drill strings Centralizers Protech CRB Centralizers Patent rights owned by ENI with Halliburton as the exclusive worldwide distributor More than 2000 applications worldwide Centralizer blades custom molded and bonded directly to casing using a proprietary process Extremely high adhesion values mean that the blades are integral to pipe Can be applied in any geometry and located anywhere on the pipe Geometric shapes include button, pad, teardrop, straight, spiraled, and staggered Titanium ceramics and carbon fiber composite material provides a very low coefficient of friction Non-metallic inert composite material Low angle entry/exit blade design assists reaching total depth Can pass the smallest restrictions (for instance, Protech CRB centralizers have been used on a 5--in. lateral liner in a 5-7/8-in. hole) Suitable for well temperatures up to 425F (218.3C)
Protech CRB Centralizers
blades bonded directly to casing
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Bow spring, rigid, and customer centralizer designs Centralizer designs available in API and non-API designs and specifications Other high-quality casing attachments include limit clamps, cement baskets, scratchers, and wall cleaners in an array of sizes Custom build to non-API sizes in most cases Antelope close tolerance centralizers Alternative to running ICCS (Inter-Casing Centralizer Subs) Very low starting and running forces High restoring force Run with press-on limit clamps for maximum holding force Press-on limit clamps reduces tolerance stack of metal components to allow for running under tight tolerance bow spring centralizers to allow for the centralizer to be pulled in either direction Centek Centralizers Premium high-performance, semi-rigid, double-curvature bow spring centralizer made of single-piece, laser-cut material (non-weld construction) Zero starting force exceptionally high load/deflection performance enables the external diameter of the centralizer to slide-fit into a gauge open hole Designed with flexibility to allow passage through under-gauge hole sections Double curvature bow provides robust restoring force while minimizing starting and running force
Ray Oil Tools
Corrosion Resistant Alloy (CRA) centralizers Aluminum solid band straight blade and left/right spiral blade positive stand-off Aluminum alloys are resistant to corrosion and provide high impact and shock resistance along with high tensile strength and yield strength A variety of blade lengths are available Solid centralizers may also be secured to the casing with optional set screws where it is not desirable to rotate or reciprocate the casing during cement operations Designed to provide a fixed casing standoff regardless of lateral load The centralizers should be installed between two stop rings or between a casing collar and a stop ring when casing rotation reciprocation is desired
Available in Type H or Type P version
Type H is opened hydraulically once the first stage shut- off cementing plug has landed Type P uses a free fall or displacement type opening plug Can be functioned with composite free-fall opening plugs that are designed for improved drillability. Free-fall opening plugs are designed for improved operational safety on location when loading into the casing or cementing head Free-fall and displacement type plug sets are available to match the selected stage tool type and specific application Incorporates dual lock rings located under the external sleeves and protected from wellbore fluids and debris that can prevent their ability to function properly
Downhole Products (DHP)
Spir-o-lizer Zinc solid band spiral blade positive stand-off CRA centralizer Offers an extension of casing life by delaying the corrosion cycle via the unique introduction of downhole cathodic protection Unique non-sparking alloy recommended for safe use in hazardous environments (aluminum or steel do not meet this criterion) The BLADERUNNER patented friction-reducing Spir-o-lizer centralizer performs equally well in open or cased holes Maximize drag reduction, minimize start up torque Cost effective alternative to roller type centralizers
BACE collars are optimally placed through the use of
Landmark WELLPLAN software Single trip system deactivates with pressure disc and cement plugs Design does not require holes extending through to the OD of the casing Full bore ID after tool has functioned Available in many premium thread size and weights (the collet design enables thread design by casing size rather than casing wall thickness)
Buoyancy Assist Casing Equipment (BACE)
for Extended Reach Wells
SuperFill System SuperFill Surge Reduction Equipment (FV, FVB, and FVB Plus) provides a reliable way for wellbore fluid to enter the casing or liner ID while the casing is being run into the hole, helping to reduce wellbore surge pressure and the volume of fluid lost to the formation. High capacity fill opening Costly surface fill time is reduced or eliminated Some configurations allow for multiple circulations while running in the hole Available in flow or pressure deactivated designs High LCM fluid systems compatible Available in float shoes and float collars in single or double valve configurations For use in surface and subsurface release applications PDC Drillable
ES II Stage Cementers
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Halliburton was the first company to bring
multi-stage cementing technology to the oilfield industry. During the mid 1940s, Halliburton introduced the Diverter Valve multi-stage cementing assembly. This tool became an industry standard that is currently referred to as the DV tool, the industry-adopted term for multi-stage cementing equipment or jobs. ES II family of stage cementers is an external closing sleeve stage cementer A single piece mandrel eliminates the need for threaded or welded connections that can be a leak path over the life of the well Provides a smooth bore drill out
Type P ES II Stage Cementer
Plug Setting Aids
Bottom Hole Kick-off Assembly (BHKA) Allows for reliable placement of a competent cement plug for kickoff, sidetrack, and plug-and-abandonment purposes Reduces the need for additional plug-back attempts Reliable tail pipe disconnect Open-ended work string after disconnect Eliminates swabbing from plug Reduces risk of differential sticking Dart activated Available with optional open hole packer Tubing Release Tool (TRT) A plug setting aid that helps enable placement of a competent, uncontaminated cement plug downhole in an unbalanced hole situation Similar to BHKA disconnect, but has a built-in fluid retention device for function when desired after disconnect Reliable sacrificial tail pip disconnect (steel, aluminum or fiberglass) Ball and foam wiper ball activated CST Perigon Cement Support Tool Provides a displaceable fluid separator between fluids to help mitigate the effects of gravity upon the cement plug (boycott, spiral, or extrusion effects) Pumped to setting depth ahead of the spacer/cement or placed before the pre-job circulation is started with a drill pipe wiper dart Expands and fills the hole when exiting drill pipe or tubing Can be used for any off-bottom plugging operation as long as there is no lost circulation problem below the CST Compatible with all known drilling fluids with well environments up to 350F (176.6C) Tools available to work in wellbore with hole sizes 5-in. to 45-in., as well as no angle limitation The CST tool is designed and manufactured by Perigon in Norway. Halliburton is a distributor for this tool and its technology.
PSA (Plug Setting Aid) System
Halliburton combines previous field proven plug setting aids with newly designed accessories to enhance effective plug setting specifically for complicated wellbores. These tools eliminate the need for conventional pump and pull plug setting techniques. They also allow for increased plug lengths and decreased cement contamination, while helping reduce wait-on-cement time. The PSA system incorporates some or all of the following: BHKA (Bottom Hole Kick-off Assembly) Disconnect Tool with activation dart Sacrificial Tailpipe Drillable Tailpipe Centralizer Drillable Tailpipe Diverter with Diverter Ball The new drillable tailpipe centralizer and diverter incorporate multiple layers of flexible diffusers Can be assembled to fit many different work string and annular configurations Adjustable flow path options Centralizer Diverter Shoe Guides tail pipe into well bore Provides base to eliminate annular fluid movement due to gravity Centralizer assembly allows one way annular fluid movement Provides jetting action for hole cleaning and cement placement Prevents slumping in horizontal wells
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