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UCA
By measuring the change in velocity of an acoustic signal, the Ultrasonic
Cement Analyzer provides a continuous non-destructive method of
determining compressive strength as a function of time.
SGSM
The Static Gel Strength Measurement (SGSM) device uses a vaned bob to
condition a cement slurry inside a pressurized test cell and measure static gel
strength at down-hole conditions. By directly measuring the forces required
to initiate movement in the sample, the SGSM provides an accurate way of
determining the static gel strength.
UCA
The cement slurry to be tested is placed in an autoclave unit with temperature
and pressure adjusted to simulate down hole conditions. An acoustic signal
is then transmitted through the cement sample. As the strength of the cement
increases over time, the acoustic signal travels faster through the sample.
SGSM
In an SGSM test, a vaned bob is submerged in the cement. During the test,
the bob turns periodically and measures the static gel strength of the sample.
Main Features
- Programmable temperature and pressure control
- Data transmission via USB for UCA software and RS-232 for SGSM
software
- Instant data availability on-screen and automatically converted to CSV
format
- Nondestructive comprehensive strength cement test
- Mechanical measurement of static gel strength
- Cement conditioned in the test cell before the gel strength test.
- Rapid cooling system
Safety Features
- High temperature light indicator
- Automated cool down routine
- Over pressure/temperature alarm
- Over pressure/temperature shutdown
- Rupture disc to prevent over pressure situations
- Anti-boil algorithm to prevent slurry from boiling at high temperatures.
Introduction
Description
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