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The importance of using stop collars is directly linked with the importance of centralisation
itself:
he pipe off the bore wall, reduce drag and hit Total Depth first time
Keep the
Obtain a good cement job and a good zonal isolation
Reduce differential sticking on RIH
Easier fluid flow and good well clean out
Reduce casing sag and protect the casing
Aid pipe rotation
Help pass through milled windows
To
o maximise cementing operations results, consideration should be given to:
2 / joint
3 / 2 joints
*Note: recommendations are based on a 40 ft. joint length; dimensions are taken from Pin End;
heaviest part of the joint needing support Box End; stop collars are aprox. 5 either side of the
centraliser.
...and this is an example of how, in real life we
wells,
lls, operators can experience casing sag (24 m. / 2
joints of unsupported pipe) and/or get poor returns on investment (2 centralisers divided and
supporting the same coupling) by not using stop collars:
CASING SAG
# potential cement channelling & RIH is
issues,
sues, especially through windows & DLS / deviated sections #
A key element of the Centek Stop Collar is iits high axial load capability; allll Centek Stop Collars
are heat treated to improve tensile strength, especially in the critical internal thread area. This
combined with high tensile set screws of a specific thread pitch to match the low profile
characteristics of the product mean that when tightened to 35lb/ft give a vastly superior holding
force when compared to others. With these properties, and the ccorrect
orrect installation, the stripping of
threads has been eliminated. Installation is achieved simply by sliding on over the pin
p end, and
diametrically torquing
ing the set screws. Using the Centek Stop Collar and this method of installation
will ensure maximum grip
rip and high holding force.
For further info on the importance of using stop collars, please contact sales@centekgroup.com
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