Backside:
The area above a packer between casing id and tubing odTerms Related to Backside
Packer fluid
A liquid, usually salt water or oil, but sometimes mud, used in a well when a packer is between the tubing and the casing. Packer ...
Production packer
Any packer designed to make a seal between the tubing and the casing during production
Casing-patch tool
A special tool with a rubber packer or lead seal that is used to repair casing. When casing is damaged downhole, a cut is made ...
Casing pack
A means of cementing casing in a well so that the casing may, if necessary, be retrieved with minimum difficulty. A special mud, usually an ...
Tubing tester
A mechanically operated (tubing rotation) valve u used to shut off formation pressure above a packer, thus testing all connections form the packer to the ...
Whipstock anchor packer
A special-purpose packer placed in the casing to permit a sidetrack operation.
Dual completion
A single well that produces from two separate formation at the same time. Production from each zone is segregated by running two tubing strings with ...
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