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    Squeeze cementing involves forcing cement into the annulus between the casing and borehole through perforations in the casing to fill channels or areas of poor bond. Plug cementing blocks off sections of wellbore by pumping cement down the inner tubular so that it fills both the annulus and inner diameter, creating a cement plug that is typically 100 to 500 feet long. Remedial cementing techniques like squeeze cementing are used to repair casing, cement additional zones, and create plugs to block fluid movement in the well over its lifetime.

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    Squeeze cementing involves forcing cement into the annulus between the casing and borehole through perforations in the casing to fill channels or areas of poor bond. Plug cementing blocks off sections of wellbore by pumping cement down the inner tubular so that it fills both the annulus and inner diameter, creating a cement plug that is typically 100 to 500 feet long. Remedial cementing techniques like squeeze cementing are used to repair casing, cement additional zones, and create plugs to block fluid movement in the well over its lifetime.

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    Squeeze cementing involves forcing cement into the annulus between the casing and borehole through perforations in the casing to fill channels or areas of poor bond. Plug cementing blocks off sections of wellbore by pumping cement down the inner tubular so that it fills both the annulus and inner diameter, creating a cement plug that is typically 100 to 500 feet long. Remedial cementing techniques like squeeze cementing are used to repair casing, cement additional zones, and create plugs to block fluid movement in the well over its lifetime.

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    CEMENTING

    Remedial Cementing
    Squeeze Cementing Plug Cementing

    Squeeze cementing is the process by which cement is forced During its life, every well will require a plug-back cementing
    into the casing-hole annulus. Fluid returns are not normally job. Slurry is pumped down drillpipe or tubing and into the
    expected at the surface. Perforations in the pipe are often annulus; unlike primary cementing jobs, the cement levels in
    required to obtain a flow path to the annulus. The channel or the annulus and inside the tubular goods are the same. This
    area of poor bond, as well as the perforations, are filled with creates a blocked area which is referred to as a cement plug.
    cement. Pump pressure is allowed to rise in order to Typical length of a cement plug is 100 to 500 ft.
    "squeeze" cement slurry into the desired area. The cement is
    allowed to harden into a plug which blocks fluid movement.
    Drill-out of set cement inside the casing is normally required.

    A C

    A. Squeezing to repair casing

    B. Squeezing cement onto formation

    C. Block squeezing
    B

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