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Improve cement bond logs and maximize zonal isolation

At the technical limits of drilling fluid removal, cement bond quality and hydraulic isolation can be compromised by leaving channels behind the casing. This is particularly problematic in wells where differential pressures may promote interzonal fluid communication.

To avoid these problems, the CemFIT Shield system interacts with any remaining NAF to reduce its mobility and the likelihood of communication along channels.

Use conventional equipment and designs

CemFIT Shield system is compatible with conventional cements, additives, equipment, and designs, enabling simple blending, mixing, and pumping for most field applications. It can be designed for densities from 12 to 18 lbm/galUS [1.44 to 2.16 g/cm3] and temperatures up to 340 degF [171 degC].

CemFIT Shield Mud-sealing Cement System
CemFIT Shield system improves zonal isolation by reacting with nonaqueous fluid (NAF) left in the well after cementing to limit its mobility and improve resistance to fluid flow in channels. Dynamic rheometry results indicate CemFIT Shield system significantly increases the yield point in the mud channel.
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An innovative and cost-effective solution was applied and successfully solved the SCP challenge due to its unique self-healing properties.

Article New Interactive Cementing System Improves Zonal Isolation in Horizontal Wells

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Video CemFIT Shield Mud-Sealing Cement System

Reduce NMF mobility and the likelihood of communication along channels.

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