Liquid Bridge Plug® (Resin/Plastic Technology)-NEW   Description: Professional Fluid Services, LLC, introduces resin technology, which provides an engineered design for your shut off application. This product is designed to provide the best seal for small micro leaks of gas to the surface through and around cement plugs. The Liquid Bridge Plug® resin system is formulated to produce from 5 gallons to 20 bbls of Sealant.   Application: Micro Annular Gas Migration - Mechanical Isolation Valve - Casing Leaks - Packer Leaks - Wellbore Stability - Loss Circulation   Mixing: A two part system, mix Liquid Bridge Plug® Part "A" with Liquid Bridge Plug® Part "B".   Requirements: To design a gas shut off treatment: 1. Perform injection rate test with seawater to determine the appropriate material composition and volume. If the pump in rate is greater than ¼ bbl/min then the Liquid Bridge Plug® is not best material to perform the job. Portand cement and other solids containing materials may be the best alternative. If less than ¼ bbl/min injection rate then the treatment is ideal for ULTRA SEAL®–R. It is important to note that even if no injection rate can be established, the solids free Liquid Bridge Plug® can penetrate leaks so small that they are characterized by only slight pressure decline over time. 2. The composition of the Liquid Bridge Plug® is determined by down-hole temperature and setting requirements. 3. Volume requirements are dictated by the well geometry and leak off rate. It is recommended to run a minimum of 4 bbls of Liquid Bridge Plug® to insure maximum seal. A minimum fill of 50’ in the casing above the leak zone is recommended. 4. In seawater applications, no pre-flush is recommended. Methanol wash for cleanup is recommended. 5. Placement of Liquid Bridge Plug® can be accomplished via tubing, drill pipe or coiled tubing. A balanced plug across the zone of interest is recommended and then pressure applied from the surface until the Liquid Bridge Plug® sets. Make sure that the Liquid Bridge Plug® is not over displaced. 6. Maintenance of pressure should be governed by well conditions.   Packaging: Totes and Metal Pails