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Pipe Deformation Analysis (PDA)​

Our deformation analysis is based on:

  1. Analysing Caliper Data

  2. Analyzing Deviation

  3. Allows for tools to freely bend. A bend of 0.5° per 10m corresponds to an 80mm relative displacement of the distal portion.

Please see the examples below.

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3D view of damaged zone

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95mm OD Tool of 12m length with a 0.5° bending allowance per 10m could pass through the deformed casing.

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107mm OD Tool of 7m length with a 1.5° bending allowance per 10m could pass through the deformed casing.

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Broken joint patch at depth 548.5m. Joint #42. (2D & 3D View)

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Broken joint patch at depth 548.5m. Cross section

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Vertical profile of broken joint patch at depth 548.5m

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STL model of damaged area for printing hard copy on 3D Printer

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Fracking sleeve view in corrosion image log and vertical profile view.

 

The vertical profile view shows a starting width of 100mm and the caliper determines a pit depth of 35mm outside through the casing wall.

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Fracking sleeve 3D view.

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We can detect deformation of any calibre. Depending on the AER severity class (1 through 4), the consequences of a deformed pipe can lead to serious environmental contamination and production loss.

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The Vertical Profile shows the exact value of casing deformation

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