Screen Pipes

Screen Pipes are a type of pipe used in oil and gas drilling activities. They are designed to filter out any solid particles or contaminants in the drilling fluid, known as mud, before it is circulated back into the well. The screen pipes have a mesh-like structure that allows the mud to pass through while capturing any debris. This helps to prevent any damage to the drilling equipment and maintains the integrity of the drilling process. Screen pipes are essential in ensuring the safety and efficiency of drilling activities by removing any obstructions or blockages that may hinder the flow of drilling fluid. They are usually made of high-quality materials such as stainless steel to withstand the harsh conditions of the drilling environment.

Screen pipes are essential for various oil and gas operations. They are used to prevent debris and sand from entering the well while allowing fluid to flow seamlessly. Screen pipes are also used in water wells for filtration and ground stabilization, as well as in the construction of foundation walls and drainage systems. Other uses include wastewater treatment, aquaculture, and mining applications. The versatility of screen pipes makes them a crucial part of many industries, especially those that require precise filtration and flow control with minimal obstruction or pressure loss. The durable construction of screen pipes also ensures long-term reliability and low maintenance costs.

Tathva Pipes deals with the following Standards of Screen Pipes used in various industries.

API-5CT: This is a standard created by the American Petroleum Institute (API) for casing and tubing used in the oil and gas industry. It includes specifications for screen pipes as well.

ASTM A312/A358/A778: These are standards created by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM). They cover specifications for seamless and welded stainless steel pipes, including thoseused as screen pipes in various industries.

ISO 17824: This is a standard created by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) which provides specifications for non-metallic material screen pipes used in the oil and gas industry.

DIN EN 10217-7: This standard was created by the DeutschesInstitutfürNormung (DIN) and covers specifications for welded stainless steel pipes, including those used as screen pipes in various applications.

BS EN ISO 11960: This is a standard created by the British Standards Institution (BSI) which covers specifications for casing and tubing used in the oil and gas sector. It includes requirements for screen pipes as well.

NACE MR0175: This is a standard created by the National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) that provides guidelines for materials used in corrosive environments, including screen pipes used in the oil and gas industry.

AS 1396: This is a standard created by the Australian Standards organization that covers specifications for steel sheet and strip used in various applications, including screen pipes.