Cements & Grouts - Oil Sands Coring

Coated Enviroplug® Tablets make a high density, low permeability seal between sand packs and high solids bentonite grouts, and isolate screen sections in multi-completion wells. Hydration of Coated Enviroplug Tablets is slowed due to their coating, and can therefore be placed through a tremie line. This results in deeper, more predictable tablet placement. Their coated exterior …

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Grout-Well and Grout-Well DF are one-step bentonite grouting materials designed to achieve low permeability seals in water wells, monitor wells, geotechnical borings, and heat pump holes. They achieve a range of solids contents, 17% to 20% solids by weight. Grout-Well DF’s granular nature reduces dusty conditions during mixing operations. Grout-Well product sheet

Portland Cement is a high quality, cost-effective basic cement used in Mineral Exploration, Geotechnical & Environmental, HDD, Oil Sands Coring and Water Well drilling applications. Portland Cement meets or exceeds all applicable chemical and physical requirements of ASTM C 150 and CSA A3000-03 (formerly A5-98). Portland Cement can be used where early strength is required …

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Enviroplug Grout is a patented formula bentonite product designed to be used as a water well grouting fluid, drill hole abandonment fluid, grout for geotechnical monitoring wells after casing placement, and other geotechnical construction applications requiring non-destructible sub-grade seals. Once in place, Enviroplug Grout begins to set and assumes a caulk-like consistency that contacts formations to establish a low …

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Earth Pro Oilwell ‘G’ Cement is manufactured according to very strict API (American Petroleum Institute) guidelines with respect to setting time, compressive strength, free water content, and other physical and chemical factors, to assure a consistent product suited for the high demands of the oil industry. Typically this cement is used where wellbore temperatures do …

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Earth Pro Thermal 40 Cement is typically used where wellbore temperatures exceed 115°C, due to well depth, or physical treatment (i.e. steam flooding). Under extreme temperatures, Class G cement undergoes sever and detrimental chemical structure changes causing a rapid breakdown of cement integrity, resulting in a loss in compressive strength and substantial increases in permeability. Earth Pro …

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