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  • well cementing Dispersants

    well cementing Dispersants

    The cement is used as a sealing material while drilling an oil and gas well. Pumping cement behind the casing provides a barrier to the fluids flow from or into the formation, and bonds the casing to the formation. This is called a primary cement job. Cement is also pumped for other reasons like sea... read more

    Nov 26,2020 Industry News
  • Well Cementing additives

    Well Cementing additives

    Cementing is performed when the cement slurry is deployed into the well via pumps, displacing the drilling fluids still located within the well, and replacing them with cement. The cement slurry flows to the bottom of the wellbore through the casing, which will eventually be the pipe through which ... read more

    Nov 26,2020 Industry News
  • Steel structure fireproof coating construction

    Steel structure fireproof coating construction

      As the main form of modern buildings, steel structure has the advantages of light weight, high strength, good seismic performance, short construction period, high degree of industrialization of buildings, and large space utilization at room temperature. It is widely used by investors to save inve... read more

    Nov 26,2020 Industry News
  • Two main types of steel structure fireproof coating

    Two main types of steel structure fireproof coating

      Steel is a non-flammable building material, it has the characteristics of earthquake resistance and bending resistance. In practical applications, steel can not only increase the load capacity of buildings, but also meet the needs of architectural design aesthetic modeling; it also avoids the def... read more

    Nov 26,2020 Industry News
  • The general steps of cementing

    The general steps of cementing

      Cementing is divided into three steps: casing running, cement injection, wellhead installation and casing pressure test.   Lower the casing Casings are available in different sizes and steel grades. Surface cementing usually uses 20-13 3/8 inch casing, most of which use low-grade "J" grade casi... read more

    Nov 26,2020 Industry News

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