The most efficient method to repair all types of wells both onshore and offshore is the Hydraulic Workover. The Hydraulic Workover Unit (HWU) is a versatile, cost saving and safe tool to perform sand cleanouts, change-out completions and to repair casing leaks. By fixing wells quickly and very cost efficient, Balance Point Control has become the market leader for Hydraulic Workover services in the North Sea.
Are you interested how hydraulic workover can fix your well? Please contact us.
Balance Point Control offers Hydraulic Workover services for the European, African, Middle East, Asia and Pacific market. From our establishments in Emmen (NL), Aberdeen (UK), Sattahip(TH) and Kuala Lumpur (MY) and Sale (Aus) We closely coordinate our operations both onshore and offshore. Our HWO units are designed according the highest standards and incorporate the latest technology and safety systems. Many years of experience, continuous focus on quality, flexibility and tailor-made solutions contribute greatly to the success of our operations.
What can our Hydraulic Workover Units do;
• Completions / Workover
• Plug & Abandonments
• ESP completion
• Sand screens installations
• Tubing conveyed perforations
• Liners and tailpipe installation
• Repair of down hole safety valves
• Well deepening
• Fishing/ Well clean-outs
• Casing window milling
• Casing repairs
• Packer / Plug Milling
• Cementing
• And much more….
| HWO Unit: | 225k | 340k | 385k | 600k | HWT |
| Max.pull Capacity: | 100t | 154t | 173t | 270t | 270t |
| Max push Capacity: | 40t | 75t | 80t | 85t | 85t |
| Rotary torque: | 27 kNm | 27 kNm | 27 kNm | 27 kNm | 27 kNm |
| Stroke: | 3 m | 3 m | 3 m | 3 m | 3 m |
| Through bore: | 11-1/8″ | 13-5/8″ | 13-5/8″ | 13-5/8″ | 19″ |
| Ginpole: | 2x 1,3t | 2x 1,50t | 2x 2,5t | 2x 2,5t | 2x 2,5t |
| Unit total weight: | 25 t | 34 t | 40 t | 39 t | 100 t |
HWO is a well intervention technique which can be used to install or remove tubular (pipes) in- or out of dead wells. “Dead” well means that the well has zero surface pressure and has a heavy fluid or mud in the wellbore, or is not capable of sustaining natural flow. The pipes are pulled out of the well using hydraulic cylinders.
