Heating devices that melt plugs are often used to clean wells, but this method requires expensive equipment and long-term heating. The press service noted that the technology developed by NSU is based on a burner and a special chemical composition that ensures safe and effective removal of deposits without damaging the pipes.
The first version of the technology is aimed at utility companies: the torch is immersed in the well using a traditional geophysical cable, which is usually used when working in the fields. This allows you to significantly reduce costs. The second option involves the use of sticks that oil production companies can use for self-cleaning purposes.
The combustion temperature is calculated so that plug-forming paraffins are effectively removed to prevent re-formation in other areas of the well.
Source: Ferra
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