Positive-Sealing Elastomeric Plugs (NeoPEP)

NeoPEPs are used in rigless zonal isolations and recompletions. They can pass through small restrictions and set in casing diameters up to 3½ times their run-in diameter. Like cast iron bridge plugs, NeoPEPs have robust anchor systems and elastomeric seals that provide immediate pressure isolation upon setting in casing. NeoSuperSlurry is placed atop the NeoPEP to assure long-term zonal isolation.

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NeoPEP Positive-Sealing Elastomeric Plug

Permanent NeoPEPs

Permanent NeoPEPs are thru-tubing mechanical bridge plugs that pass through small restrictions and set in casing and openhole diameters up to 3½ times their run-in diameter. Like conventional cast iron bridge plugs, cement must be placed atop NeoPEPs if permanent long-term pressure isolation is required.

BENEFITS:

*Facilitates low cost operations that were never before possible

*Eliminates the burdens related to the presence, transport, and use of explosives

*Facilitates optimal exploitation of recoverable reserves (especially applicable to horizontal wells)

FEATURES:

*Can be run and set on electric line, slickline, and coiled tubing

*Runs through small restrictions, set in casing, and provide ΔP seal

*Removable via drilling and/or milling

*100% Non-explosive isolation operations, using;

• Non-explosive setting tool

• Non-explosive cement plug placement atop NeoPEP

• High shear bond cement plug assures long-term isolation

*Up to 3½ : 1 expansion ratio

*Robust bi-directional anchor system

*Instant pressure isolation

*Standard and NACE MR0175 Compliant Plugs are available

Removable NeoPEPs

Removable NeoPEPs are thru-tubing mechanical bridge plugs that set in casing and can later be removed from the working wellbore. Plug removal can be done on WL or slickline. Removal does not require a rig, pumping, milling, or drilling. The plug anchor system is retrieved back to the surface while seal elements, thin anti-extrusion petals, and plug remnants fall to the bottom of the well.