Peak Well Systems has followed up the introduction of its large bore SIM System technologies for the North Sea well intervention market earlier this year with the appointment of Steve Moir as Technical Sales Manager for the region.

 

The SIM System, a range of slickline-installed, mechanically-set tools for flow control and well integrity, has recently been granted a patent, and Peak has a successful track record of over 1,000 successful deployments elsewhere around the world.

 

The Peak SIM System is a series of mechanically interchangeable components designed to provide a range of applications for the purpose of well integrity and production management.

 

The fully patented SIM System Running Tool is used to convey and selectively set these components at any chosen depth inside monobore type completions. The SIM System Running Tool is made up to the selected device at surface and conveyed into the well on a conventional slickline toolstring. A radial indexing mechanism activates a set of Slips to anchor the Running Tool to the tubing wall at any desired setting depth. The device is then simply set by downward jarring. An overpull is applied to confirm the deployed component is fully set. Once set in place the SIM System Running Tool is released from the device by upwards jarring.

 

Peak Well Systems is a leading specialist in the design and manufacture of advanced downhole tools for well intervention. The Company’s design and engineering expertise, coupled with extensive wells knowledge, means that Peak is able to provide the best technologies and tools available to the global upstream sector.