Method and apparatus for cementing well casing using alternate f

Wells – Processes – Cementing – plugging or consolidating

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1662423, E21B 3314

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for casing and cementing an interval of a well bore which provide for a good distribution of cement over the entire interval even when a restriction forms within the annulus before all of the cement has been placed. The casing is provided with an alternate flow path for delivering cement slurry which flows from the lower end of the casing to different levels within the well annulus so that if a restriction occurs in the annulus, cement slurry can still be delivered to the annulus above the restriction.

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