Well cementing School

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CHEMDUSTRY Well Cementing: Operations and Chemical Additives What will you learn: ●Uses of cementing in oil and gas fields ●Overview of primary and remedial cementing ●Chemistry, properties, and industry standards of Cement ●Cementing additives : Cement retarders Spacer surfactants Fluid loss additives Dispersants Defoamers Loss circulation materials Suspension additives Expansion additives Thixotropic agents Gas migration agents Strength enhancement additives Accelerators Extenders Free water control additives Spacers & preflushes ●Laboratory testing ●Cement jobs design and field application ●Cement job evaluation Goals and benefits : ●Understand the fundamentals of well cementing and its critical role in well integrity. ●Gain in-depth knowledge of cement chemistry, properties, and industry standards. ●Explore different cement additives, their functions, and how they impact performance. ●Develop essential knowledge in laboratory testing of cement properties. ●Understand the cementing job design process and how to apply it in field operations. ●Learn how to evaluate cementing jobs to ensure proper zonal isolation and well integrity. Who should attend : ●Cementing operators & specialists ●Service operators & specialists ●Drilling engineers & specialists ●Pumping operator ●Well intervention engineers ●Workover engineers ●Field chemists ●Account managers Duration 1 day ( 6 hours ) Fees Please contact : info@chemdustry.com Delivery and Date: Delivery: The course will be conducted online using Microsoft teams or Zoom Date : 08 AUGUST 2026 What will you receive: After completing the course you will receive: Training slides and other related documents. Certificate of completion About the instructor : Jim Beddow Jim Beddow has over 40+ years of experience in the oilfield pumping services industry, with expertise spanning cementing, special tools, coil tubing, nitrogen, acidizing, and hydraulic fracturing. He has worked globally, building and leading high-performing regional teams while overcoming cultural and language barriers. As a corporate manager, he developed complex training programs and authored multiple technical manuals for a multi national oilfield services company. His background includes operations, planning, and project management, with a strong focus on strategic business development. Jim excels in team leadership, cross-functional communication, and driving operational efficiency.

Cementing Program It is the main reference for the Cementing Supervisor and Operator. It includes all details of the execution, such as Well Data, pumping parameters, material quantities, simulations, etc. Always ask for the Cementing Program first. #Ahmed_Ezhairi

What to do when the cement doesn't reach the surface? Simply, we can Top-Up the cement using small diameter tubing by running it into the anulus and pump the cement slurry. Although this technique is not always efficient, but It can achieve the objective. #Ahmed_Ezhairi

🏗️ Well Abandonment Cementing: How to Plug a Well for Good? 🛢️ Cementing is the "security seal" that prevents gas and oil leaks after a well is depleted. 📍 Key Plugs: 1️⃣ Production Plug: Isolates the oil reservoir at the bottom. 2️⃣ Protection Plug: Isolates groundwater layers to prevent their contamination. 3️⃣ Surface Plug: The final seal of the well before its steel head is cut. ✅ Testing (to ensure isolation): • Weight (Tagging): Confirms the cement's hardness and position. • Pressure: Confirms there is no gas leakage. ⚠️ Material: High-resistance cement (Class G) is used to last hundreds of years under high pressure and temperature.

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