TAM International’s new SlikPak Plus inflatable retrievable packer/bridge plug system runs on slickline or electric line for fast deployment and accurate depth control. The battery-powered and computer-controlled 21¼8-in. outside diameter assembly can run 21¼8-in. up to 141¼2-in. permanent or temporary inflatable packers and bridge plugs. The system incorporates pressure and temperature sensors that monitor inflation and setting processes and downhole well temperature at setting depth. It also has a mechanical backup disconnect device. Optional inflation fluid reservoirs can be incorporated into the tool string to carry the ideal inflation fluid for the inflatable packer if well fluids are unsuitable. The system can save valuable rig time by enabling operators to simultaneously run and retrieve inflatable bridge plugs while using the rig for other workover operations.
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