Packer

Packer

Oilmec Middleast Cementing Plugs are used during Cementing Operations for wiping the casing ID clean of Drilling Fluids and providing separation between, mud, spacers, and cement, They also prevent over displacement of the cement slurry and indicate when the cementing job is complete. Oilmec Middleast Cementing Plugs have phenolic & Aluminum core to be drilled with PDC drill bits.

Packer is a crucial part of downhole apparatus in many completions — it’s a sealing tool that isolates and contains built fluids and pressures within the tubing string; it protects the casing and creates an A-annulus. The Packer is crucial to the fundamental functioning of most wells, producers, or injectors.

Application:

Drilling: Packer is a device that can be moved into a wellbore and has a smaller initial outside diameter. Packer then extends externally to seal the wellbore. Packers employ flexible, elastomeric elements that extend. The former’s expansion may be accomplished by squeezing the elastomeric elements (somewhat doughnut-shaped) between two plates, forcing the sides to bulge outward. Some packers are intended to be removable, while others are permanent. Permanent packers are composed of materials that are easy to mill or drill out.

Well Completions: Packer is used as downhole equipment in almost every Well-completion to isolate the production conduit’s annulus, enabling controlled production, injection, or treatment. A standard packer assembly includes a means of ensuring the Packer against the casing or liner wall, such as a slip arrangement, and producing a reliable hydraulic seal to isolate the annulus, typically utilizing an expandable elastomeric element. Packers are classified by application, setting method, and possible retrievability.