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Remedial cementing. R. Jones and L. Watters. Book. Petroleum well construction, Chapter 11, pages 297--324. (See abstract 1704 for complete reference).
Consideration is given to squeeze cementing, and plug cementing. The application of squeeze theory and design procedures are presented and discussed. The theory and mechanics of plug-cementing are reviewed. Tabulated and graphical data are included. 27 refs.
Abstract details
Keywords: Cements and cementing
Subjects: Mechanical Engineering, Construction Engineering, Non-metallic minerals, Construction, Oil and gas, Oil
