Cementing

Reports

The Cementing report is used to record detailed information for each cement job performed on the Well.

Oil well cementing is the process of mixing and displacing a cement slurry down the casing and up the annulus behind the pipe where it is allowed to set, thus bonding the pipe to the Wellbore formation and providing hydraulic and pressure isolation of the open hole through which the casing/liner was run.  In OpenWells® software, three Cement Job types are supported:

Plug

Plug cement jobs are performed for a variety of reasons to isolate a portion of the Wellbore from the Wellbore above.

Primary

Primary cementing is performed immediately after the casing or liner is run into the hole. Its objective is to provide zonal isolation to prevent migration of formation fluids in the annulus and help protect the pipe by safely anchoring and supporting the string. Secondary cement jobs are performed after the primary cement job.

Squeeze

Squeeze cement jobs are performed to force a cement slurry under pressure through holes or splits in the casing/wellbore annular space. The slurry then flows into a permeable formation or fracture and hardens thus sealing that formation interval from the well.

The Cementing report is organized into the following sections. Click a topic to view more information.

For information on creating a new report, see the Report Command topic.

Customization Note: OpenWells software is a fully customizable application. Reports that have been customized by your company may not appear exactly as described in this help system.

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Note:  A new Cementing report must be created for every cement job performed on the Well.

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