MERIT OEM BALL DRILL PIPE WIPER 6″ DIA MEDIUM FOAM 150MM (5.91″)
MERIT OEM BALL DRILL PIPE WIPER 6″ DIA MEDIUM FOAM 150MM (5.91″)
Material Test Certificate at www.meritautomotive.com
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Technical Data Sheet
MERIT OEM BALL DRILL PIPE WIPER
6″ Diameter Medium Foam – 150MM (5.91″)
Product Description: The MERIT OEM Ball Drill Pipe Wiper is designed to effectively wipe drilling fluids and debris from drill pipe surfaces during cementing and drilling operations. Manufactured from high-quality natural rubber foam, this wiper ball ensures superior elasticity and durability while maintaining optimal wiping performance.
Key Features:
Size: 6 inches (150 mm / 5.91")
Material: Premium natural rubber foam
Density: Medium
Application: Suitable for drilling, cementing, and wellbore cleaning operations
Elasticity: High resilience for seamless passage through drill pipes
Performance Benefits:
Efficiently wipes drilling fluids, debris, and cement residue
Compatible with various drilling muds and fluids
Easy to install and use in both offshore and onshore operations
Maintains shape and effectiveness under high-pressure conditions
Applications:
Oilfield drilling and cementing operations
Wellbore cleaning
Pipeline maintenance
Packaging:
Individually packed for protection and convenience
Custom packaging available upon request
Certification: Material Test Certificate available at: www.meritautomotive.com
For inquiries, please contact: meritautomotive@gmail.com
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2. Testing Procedures and Quality Performance: To ensure product integrity and field readiness, the following performance tests are recommended for the cementing wiper foam balls:
2.1 Air Wiping Test: Objective: Evaluate foam ball movement through the drill pipe using compressed air.
Pressure Application: Compressed air (80–100 psi) is injected into one end of the drill pipe to propel the foam ball.
Monitoring: The test monitors pressure drop (ΔP), flow rate (Q), and foam ball velocity (V). The formula applied for pressure drop calculation:
Where:
: Pressure drop (Pa)
: Friction factor (dimensionless)
: Pipe length (m)
: Pipe ID (m)
: Air density (kg/m^3)
: Air velocity (m/s)
Evaluation: Inspect the foam ball post-test for wear, deformation, or tearing. Internal pipe cleanliness is assessed by inspecting collected debris.
Pros: Faster operation, lower water usage. Cons: May not be as effective for heavy debris or mud due to air bypass potential.
2.2 Water Wiping Test: Objective: Assess cleaning efficiency under realistic mud conditions using water propulsion.
Water Injection: Water is pumped at 300–500 psi depending on debris severity.
Foam Ball Propulsion: The foam ball is propelled through the pipe by water pressure.
Pressure Control: Pressure gauges monitor differential pressure along the pipe.
Evaluation: The foam ball is inspected for structural integrity, and debris collected is analyzed.
Pros: Highly effective for mud and heavier debris. Cons: Higher water consumption, slightly slower process.
3. ID Testing Procedure: To verify proper sizing and fit for each ID, the following methods are applied:
Static Fit Test: The foam ball is inserted into the pipe to ensure a tight, uniform fit (5%–10% oversized relative to pipe ID).
Dynamic Test: Air or water propulsion confirms the ball's ability to navigate through the entire pipe without excessive resistance.
4. Debris Cleaning Medium: For heavy debris or mud, water wiping is the preferred method due to superior fluid dynamics. Air wiping is suitable for lighter debris and dry conditions.
We have confirmed that our supplier can perform both air and water tests to ensure quality and performance before dispatch.
Should you have any further questions or require technical documentation, please feel free to reach out.
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