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10263 Wear Resistant Coating for Downhole Tubulars and Tools

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Product Number: 51300-10263-SG
ISBN: 10263 2010 CP
Author: Joe L. Scott, Abbe Doering and Grant R. Folkmann
Publication Date: 2010
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The oil and gas industry has long been in need of a wear mitigation solution for the tube body of drill pipe that did not manifest the metallurgical problems of welding. Thermal spray provides an alternative application method to welding, but is typically limited to very thin deposits (1mm or less) and is most often associated with corrosion resistance rather than wear resistance.

A new coating has been developed that is wear resistant, robust and is capable of being applied in very thick deposits, from 0.010 inches up to 3.0 inches (.25 – 76 mm). This material has been applied to the body of drill pipe without any deleterious effect to the pipe, and the coating is being used to create centralizers and stabilizers for casing drilling and casing running, as well as other selected areas on down-hole tools and devices.

This paper examines: the coating/deposit properties; application of the coating onto a substrate; and certain industrial exploitations of the coating.

Keywords: Wear, wear mitigation, coating, thermal spray
The oil and gas industry has long been in need of a wear mitigation solution for the tube body of drill pipe that did not manifest the metallurgical problems of welding. Thermal spray provides an alternative application method to welding, but is typically limited to very thin deposits (1mm or less) and is most often associated with corrosion resistance rather than wear resistance.

A new coating has been developed that is wear resistant, robust and is capable of being applied in very thick deposits, from 0.010 inches up to 3.0 inches (.25 – 76 mm). This material has been applied to the body of drill pipe without any deleterious effect to the pipe, and the coating is being used to create centralizers and stabilizers for casing drilling and casing running, as well as other selected areas on down-hole tools and devices.

This paper examines: the coating/deposit properties; application of the coating onto a substrate; and certain industrial exploitations of the coating.

Keywords: Wear, wear mitigation, coating, thermal spray
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