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To hear about the latest Peak Family TM flow control and well intervention tools please visit slb.com/slickline-intervention. Thank you for your support.
Peak Well Systems is a leading specialist in the design and manufacture of advanced downhole tools for well intervention.
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An operator offshore UK was faced with a major challenge when the lower coupon of a surface lubricator valve was not captured as planned by a third-party milling company and fell downhole into the well. The operator also suspected debris accumulation downhole. To remedy the situation, the operator required a solution to retrieve the dropped valve coupon and remove any other debris from the well.
After several attempts to clear a long-lost fish using various intervention methods, solutions provided by Peak Well Systems enabled the successful recovery of 11,575 ft of 0.125-in slickline from a well, making plug and abandonment (P&A) possible.
Shell used a heavy-duty fishing package by Peak Well Systems to clean up approximately 900 ft of parted wireline and a stuck toolstring during P&A operations of its Brent Charlie Platform offshore UK.
An operator offshore Thailand used the bore-sensing drift tool to determine the minimum restriction within the completion for P&A operations, reducing the number of slickline runs compared with conventional methods.
PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP) uses gas lift straddle technology to economically extend the productive life of a mature oil well that was initially completed with slim monobore tubing and no lift technology.
The electronically activated nonexplosive wireline cutter drops from surface to sever slicklines and cables when a toolstring becomes stuck downhole. The cutter is activated via an electronic timer and trigger module.