Latest news
02.05.2012
New facilities in Pearland, Texas A new office and service facility in Pearland is now up and running. The location is easily accessed from the 288 Freeway southbound from Houston. In addition to providing for maintenance and logistics services, the facilities also houses a down-scaled drilling rig intended for demonstration and trials with Anti Stall Technology prior to field operations. The Anti-Stall Technology LLC office and service workshop was opened on May 2. The map and address for the location is found here

25.04.2012
One million feet done This month of April 2012 the Anti-Stall Technology has accumulated 1 000 000 feet of downhole drilling. The footage has been accumulating at an increasing rate helped by a strong increase in deepwater activity. Ocean Poseidon drilling offshore

27.02.2012
More vibration mitigation in the Caspian Sea The Istiglal semi-submersible is drilling in the frame of the Shah Deniz second stage Full Field Development that includes two new platforms and a new export pipeline

10.02.2012
Technical Article in January JPT

18.01.2012
Service and warehouse facilities, Stavanger

27.10.2011
Effective vibration mitigation in deepwater GOM

18.07.2011
The ASME jury used the opportunity to visit the Tomax stand at OTC to have a hands on display of the tool. Presenting the AST are North America manager Clive Banister (closest) and president, Hakon Skjelvik

20.06.2011
The Tomax AST fleet in Brazil is maintained by a highly skilled team at the Smith Services centre in Macae

06.05.2011
The arctic class semi-submersible Polar Pioneer drilled the Skrugard discovery well. Picture from the Barents Sea taken from the stand-by boat (Corona) ,

26.04.2011
The hard, cretaceous formations in the Ula field is a key area for use of the Anti-stall Technology within BP Norge (Norway). Photo (C) BP
02.04.2011
The Frac-Point(TM) one trip completion system from Baker Hughes consists of drop-ball operated frac-sleeves separated by expanding packers.
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The latest development in perforation sleeves allows one run completion and time-efficient perforation of up to 24 zones. To optimize productivity further, some of the completions are opened to full ID and brought directly on stream through a coiled tubing milling operation using nitrogen. For this work the TT-Series AST tool is run extensively by system specialist Baker Hughes to minimize stalls and allow for the milling operation to be done in one single, fast run.
14.03.2011
Extensive use of Anti-Stall Tools on the Alaska’s North Slope The artificial Oooguruk island forms the bais for Managed Pressure Drilling of long multi-laterals

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