Deepwater Slickline Services

In 2006 CISCON made a decision to acquire Slickline Equipment as a strategic compliment to our already developed Well Completions Services. This Slick-line Service is geared towards deployment in the deepwater well completions environment.

Equipment:
Double Drum Slickline Units with 3/16” Braided line and 0.125” plow steel solid wire, Single Drum Units with option of 0.125 or .108” plow steel wire or stainless (Monel) wire. Electric Power Package (Open Loop Hydraulics) powered by 100 hp, 1800 rpm, 444TC frame, 460 volts, 3 phase electric motor. Hydraulic Power Unit (6 Cylinder Power Pack). 10k psi Pressure Control System, Grease Injection Units. Complete set of wireline tools and electronic depth measurement devices.

Double Drum

Electric Power

Diesel Power

Single Drum

Services:
Apart from the routine slickline operation either stand alone or during well completion operation. Setting and pulling crown plugs from the wellheads in a deepwater completion is a very specialized operation carried out by our slickline crew. Other services include:

• Running of Wellhead Crown Plugs.
• Pulling of Wellhead Isolation Sleeves
• Running and pulling of RPT Plugs
• Sand bailing
• Running and pulling of Wellhead Nipple Protectors

Other future operations will include the above along with the following specific procedures. Any number of “contingencies” can be done as well and will be task-specific to the problems encountered.

• Shifting the profile to release Hydraulic set packer
• Running and pulling of lock-out tools for permanent Lock-out of SCSSV’s
• Shifting of a “R” type sleeve in a Lower Completion Gravel pack assembly
• Hydrostatic Bailing of the inside of RPT plugs and Wellhead Crown plugs

As stated; we can perform a variety of Routine basic Slickline operations with the current inventory in the AGBAMI package.

• Bailing of junk in well bore or a downhole flow device
• Running and pulling downhole flow devices
• Shifting Sliding Side door Sleeves (SSD’s)
• Gauging of tubing
• Running of a lead impression block (LIB) to obtain a “picture of a obstruction” in the well bore
• Fishing operations