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API TR 10TR7

API TR 10TR7, 1st Edition: Mechanical Behavior of Cement

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Mechanical Behavior of Cement

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Description

The mechanical testing described in this document will provide the necessary cement property data for use in cement sheath integrity simulations. The compressive strength tests and non-destructive sonic determination of compressive strength of cement defined in API 10B-2 do not provide suitable data for cement sheath integrity simulations. The methods of API 10B-2 provide information on the strength of cement to ensure that the cement is suitable for general well construction applications and to determine when sufficient strength is developed to allow well operations to continue.

Edition

1

Published Date

2017-12-06

Status

Current

Pages

63

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English

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Abstract

The mechanical testing described in this document will provide the necessary cement property data for use in cement sheath integrity simulations. The compressive strength tests and non-destructive sonic determination of compressive strength of cement defined in API 10B-2 do not provide suitable data for cement sheath integrity simulations. The methods of API 10B-2 provide information on the strength of cement to ensure that the cement is suitable for general well construction applications and to determine when sufficient strength is developed to allow well operations to continue.

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