Viscoplastic Displacement Flows for Well Cementing Operations

This project considers displacement fluid flows that occur in the primary cementing process in the completion of oil & gas wells. In this process, cement slurry is pumped into the oil well to remove drilling mud, provide zonal isolation and hydraulically seal the well. The results of our research will help design an efficient primary cementing process, which is of crucial importance to the service companies in the oil & gas industry.

Faculty Supervisor:

Seyed Taghavi

Student:

Ali Eslami

Partner:

Pegasus Vertex

Discipline:

Engineering - chemical / biological

Sector:

Mining and quarrying

University:

Université Laval

Program:

Accelerate International

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