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When to Use the CST Tool<br />

• The CST tool can be used for any off-bottom<br />

plugging operations as long as there is no loss<br />

circulation problem below the tool.<br />

• It can be used in hole sizes up to 45-in. ID.<br />

• It can be placed through restrictions of 2-, 2 1/2-,<br />

and 4-in. ID.<br />

• Inclination from 0° to horizontal and higher if<br />

required.<br />

• No hydrostatic pressure limitation.<br />

• Compatible with all known drilling fluids.<br />

When Not to Use the CST Tool<br />

• When fluid losses below the point where the CST<br />

tool will be placed are experienced.<br />

• If hole size is believed to be larger than 45 in. or<br />

highly irregular, washed out, etc.<br />

• If the whole plug length is to be drilled out (i.e.,<br />

setting the whole cement plug inside casing)<br />

including the CST tool, then special precautions<br />

should be made regarding bit selection.<br />

HAL25018<br />

Optional CST<br />

Plug Setting Diverter<br />

• When there is a combination of 3 1/2-in. drillpipe (DP)<br />

and 6 5/8-in. DP in the same string, a non-standard dart<br />

with a wider working range must be used.<br />

CST transport tube<br />

with CST tool<br />

Drillpipe<br />

Push rod<br />

CST transport tube<br />

Drillpipe<br />

Drillpipe<br />

Rig Floor<br />

Drillpipe<br />

Rig Floor<br />

Cement<br />

Cement<br />

Dart<br />

CST tool<br />

CST tool<br />

CST tool<br />

Figure 1 Figure 2<br />

Figure 3<br />

Figure 4<br />

Figure 1 – Transport Tube Temporarily Installed Inside Drillpipe.<br />

Figure 2 – CST Tool Pushed into Drillpipe from Transport Tool, then Transport Tool Removed.<br />

Figure 3 – CST Tool Circulated into Place ahead of Cement.<br />

Figure 4 – With the CST Tool in Place, Cement can be Placed with a Higher Probability of the Plug Avoiding Contamination or being Disturbed during Initial Set Time.<br />

Plug Setting Aids <strong>13</strong>-4

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